by Trevor Mayes | Nov 16, 2011 | Scenes, Writing |
Make your objects move! There’s a reason that scene description is also known as “action lines.” It’s important that your descriptions contain the feeling of movement, even when none actually exists. Here’s an example of a weak way to...
by Trevor Mayes | Nov 14, 2011 | Proofreading |
Professional Script Proofreading In addition to providing insightful script notes, I’ve recently been proofreading screenplays for clients who have asked for it. I figure there might be others who could use a low cost proofreading service, so I’ve decided...
by Trevor Mayes | Nov 14, 2011 | Action Movies |
Face/Off I hadn’t seen John Woo’s 1997 action masterpiece — FACE/OFF — for over a decade. So when it came on T.V. the other night, I couldn’t resist the opportunity to revisit (and try to remember) what I had loved so much about the movie...
by Trevor Mayes | Nov 10, 2011 | Rants, Story, Television, The Walking Dead |
The Walking Dead post has legs There’s been some great discussion happening in the comments section of the post about my Walking Dead gripes. I can always count on my Scriptwrecked readers to provide intelligent insights, answers and counterpoint to my posts....
by Trevor Mayes | Nov 7, 2011 | Rants, Story, Television, The Walking Dead |
Safe Slaughter My first gripe with The Walking Dead is that it’s only on once a week. Damn, that show is addictive. My second gripe is more of an actual gripe. You know how those zombies are highly contagious ‘n junk, right? For instance, in the last...
