by Trevor Mayes | Feb 4, 2012 | Book Reviews, Television |
Writing For Television They say film is a director’s medium, and television is a writer’s medium. With quick turnaround times for episodes, high paying salaries, and creative control, I’d say that’s definitely true. And with more channels than...
by Trevor Mayes | Sep 2, 2010 | Book Reviews, Pilar Alessandra, Quotes |
“In Juno, the main character had a tendency to joke and elaborate in fairly graphic terms. Yet her boyfriend, Bleeker, was a one-sentence answerer. Vanessa, the woman she planned to give her baby to, was a bit of a teacher and explainer, while Vanessa’s...
by Trevor Mayes | Aug 2, 2010 | Book Reviews, Michele Wallerstein |
Michele Wallerstein — former Hollywood agent, popular speaker/consultant, Scriptwrecked contributor and now author (!!!) — will be holding a book signing and Q & A this Saturday. As you may recall, I reviewed her new book, Mind Your Business: A...
by Trevor Mayes | Apr 2, 2010 | Book Reviews |
The Questions Congratulations. After years of writing, you’re finally at a place where you have several great scripts. Now what? Do you need an agent or should you look for a manager? A personal manager or a business manager? What about an entertainment lawyer?...
by Trevor Mayes | Oct 26, 2009 | Book Reviews |
The scriptwrecked bookstore is now online! I’ve created a special list of books that I believe every screenwriter should have in their collection. If you click on the link for each book, you’ll find reviews, descriptions and even a personal introduction by...
