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by Trevor Mayes | Mar 3, 2010 | Formatting |
Recap Jim Sarantinos had asked: “Can you tell me how to format montage sequences?” In Part 1 of this article, I started off my response by listing the order of operations I usually follow for exploring any type of script formatting issue: 1. Search...
by Trevor Mayes | Mar 2, 2010 | Diversions, Humor, Links |
Let’s all breathe a collective: “Phew!” Dan Meth peeks behind the showbiz curtain to bring you the Hollywood that could have been. Some of cinema’s greatest film roles, as played by some of [the] actors initially considered for them. Miscast...
by Trevor Mayes | Mar 1, 2010 | Diversions, Links |
As screenwriters, we all dream of the day we get to watch an actor saying our words on the big screen… That is, unless it’s this actor: Other “Worst Ever” moments courtesy of Mental Floss here.
by Trevor Mayes | Feb 28, 2010 | Formatting |
Question Jim Sarantinos asks: Can you tell me how to format montage sequences? Montage Definition “A montage is a collection of very short scenes, sometimes only a single shot each, designed to show a series of actions over time.” – John August Order...
by Trevor Mayes | Feb 26, 2010 | Industry Advice, Michele Wallerstein |
Do you have a question that you’d like to have answered by a longtime Hollywood literary agent? Send it in! questions@scriptwrecked.com Question: (Johnny B. Dunne) My question is, do you believe video pitches are a worthwhile effort? I know some pitching...
