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How much does concept art help in pitching an idea?
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Nobody knows of a single script written by a former prison inmate? Really?
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What Doesn't Kill You: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1133991/
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Well it's not everyday Gawker posts a link to a hot screenplay! http://defamer.gawker.com/here-are-plot-details-from-quentin-tarantinos-leaked-1507675261/@sarah-hedgecock
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So I'm hearing that the Hateful Eight script that is out is actually Seth MacFarlane's western.
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So I'm hearing that the Hateful Eight script that is out is actually Seth MacFarlane's western.
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So I'm hearing that the Hateful Eight script that is out is actually Seth MacFarlane's western.
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Anyone seen Philomena? It's the only Best Picture nominee I haven't seen yet. Worth the price of admission?
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Whats everyone's thinking on FOX abandoning Pilot Season (If it in fact happens)? I realize it might possibly lead to more quality, but will it come at the cost of less stories being bought and there for less writing opportunities?
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Every time someone hits "Reply All" on a TB email, it validates the rest of the country's assertion that Hollywood is full of morons.
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Nice going, Double-D! http://www.tracking-board.com/a-boy-and-his-tiger-sales/
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What do you think the budgetary cut off is for producing a script with unknown/relatively unknown actors? For instance 'Chronicle' was made for $12 million but didn't have any big names attached. At what point would most studios go "okay, we need an A-lister"?
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The real question here is how much of the budget you have already versus how much money you need to ask for. If you have $1 million to go shoot a film with no-name actors, you can do that. However if you need a chunk of change, it's going to be a lot easier to ask for that if you have a star. Then, secondly, you have to think about what kind of distribution you want. Better distribution calls for more star power.
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anyone else hearing about mickey fischer and his pilot. Trying to understand how he got it in front of someone. also want to read it.
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My thoughts while watching THIS IS 40 with the wife last night: "This is 40 minutes too long..."
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Hypothetically, if one were hoping to move to LA next year...where can I find information on which place is best? I don't like to party, I like to drive myself everywhere, but would still like to be close enough to do meetings and the like. Any advice/favorite articles?
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Question: I prefer printing out scripts and reading them in a variety of places. How do YOU read scripts - print copy, computer screen or Kindle-type tablet? The Kindle Paperwhite sounds intriquing, but it's just too small for my desired experience. Is there a simple, 8 X 11 PDF reader out there?
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Does anyone know if a guy named Frankie Peay has sold any spec scripts or had his name on scripts by Hunter Richards or Marc Rocco? This would have been a while back, late 90s, early 2000s? Thank you.
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Question to you all: I'm moving to LA in late December. What could I be doing NOW to make my resume look better? Learn Final Cut? Master Pro Tools? Learn how to write coverage? Thoughts and ideas please
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Question to you all: I'm moving to LA in late December. What could I be doing NOW to make my resume look better? Learn Final Cut? Master Pro Tools? Learn how to write coverage? Thoughts and ideas please
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Question to you all: I'm moving to LA in late December. What could I be doing NOW to make my resume look better? Learn Final Cut? Master Pro Tools? Learn how to write coverage? Thoughts and ideas please
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Reading the WGA press release about the deal with Amazon Studios. It had this phrase: "plant our flag in that rich and amorphous land called new media." Sometimes it's easy to hate writers.
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Maybe late to the party but really enjoyed Blood Mountain. Stokes is such an elegant writer.
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Awake pilot was great! I
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Just found out a script i spent the last 6 months working on sounds a lot like something that sold in January. Pacing the room...
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Just finished Chris Borrelli's "Sad Jack." Not sure what to make of it. Amazing tone. Feels like "Snatch" meets "Leon: The Professional." Wouldn't know how to review it, but it was good writing for sure.