What does it mean to have your screenplay optioned? A producer wants to option your script. Should you do it? What are the considerations? Here’s one guy’s opinion. Part I of II [Click for Part II: Eleven More Things To…
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10 things to think about when you option your screenplay
Tagged with: filmmaking, linkedin, option contract, screenplay, script, script option
Posted in film, screenwriting
Posted in film, screenwriting
where the wild things are – review
Where The Wild Things Are – a disappointing imbalance of dramatic and thematic intent. I knew going in. I’d heard the reports, seen the reviews, and I knew. “It’s awfully dark,” they’d say. “It’s not a kid’s movie.” “But it’s…
Tagged with: film, linkedin, movie review, screenwriting, where the wild things are
Posted in film, reviews
Posted in film, reviews
the auto-chronicled narrative conceit
The following is excerpted from my Paranormal Activity review… it’s a portion of the post that I find myself referring to and wanted the passage in its own post for reference. THE LIMITATIONS OF AUTO-CHRONICLING The “auto-chronicled narrative conceit” has…
Tagged with: auto chronicled narrative, linkedin, movie, paranormal activity, pov, screenplay
Posted in film
Posted in film
Positive feedback on the Faeries script feels so good
Although our screenplay “Faeries” didn’t win at Shriekfest, we still got to see the judge’s notes… those kind folks who put so much time into reading all those screenplays. We’re feeling pretty good about what they had to say… A…
Tagged with: faeries, horror, linkedin, movies, screenwriting, shriekfest 2009
Posted in film, screenwriting
Posted in film, screenwriting
My novel, Rocket Summer is now available in Kindle and paperback.
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