palostick
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Finally watched Friedkin's Sorcerer. See it on the biggest screen you can. https://thedissolve.com/features/interview/543-william-friedkin-on-sorcerer-his-career-and-fate/
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Hey all, I am offering a 10% discount to my advanced spec class starting in a couple of weeks. PM me and I'll give you a discount code. Sign up here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/script-anatomy-advanced-tv-spec-lab-2-tickets-15815210721?utm_content=buffera2770&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer
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How did everyone do in their Oscar pools?
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Next question for writers: have you ever received payment for net points on the back end of a deal? I'd be stunned if anyone has, but asking anyway.
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eddie murphy called net points monkey points. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hollywood_accounting
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Next question for writers: have you ever received payment for net points on the back end of a deal? I'd be stunned if anyone has, but asking anyway.
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Question for the writers on TB: have you ever had an optional writing step exercised? (I haven't and am curious.)
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How come The File Exchange has been so dry of new scripts lately? Did they change the rules about posting?
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How come The File Exchange has been so dry of new scripts lately? Did they change the rules about posting?
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It used to be the case that a spec feature would put you on a list for all kinds of assignments. But with the studios sticking to SFX-driven IP, the odds of landing a feature assignment seem much tougher. But if you write a good spec pilot, even if it doesn't sell, your agent has a sample that could catch the attention of a showrunner...
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How come The File Exchange has been so dry of new scripts lately? Did they change the rules about posting?
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How come The File Exchange has been so dry of new scripts lately? Did they change the rules about posting?
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How come The File Exchange has been so dry of new scripts lately? Did they change the rules about posting?
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Will the spec market ever be like the golden age of the 90s again? You used to see a sale every week, where big sales were common place. More projects were in development and a wider variety of projects, non-IP....
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Will the spec market ever be like the golden age of the 90s again? You used to see a sale every week, where big sales were common place. More projects were in development and a wider variety of projects, non-IP....
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Anyone want to hazard a guess how much money Shonda Rimes earns a year as the world's most successful writer-producer. $10m? $50m?
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So they paid Seth eight million for this tsuris? I wonder if his next big wacky edgy concept will be quite so welcome.
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The greatest disservice Team America did was to make the late Kim Il Jung into a joke. I once used him in an action movie and the notes came back that I couldn't use him because he was too comedy. Reality - he and his son have slaughtered millions via starvation and concentration camp. That's the movie Hwood should be making.
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So they paid Seth eight million for this tsuris? I wonder if his next big wacky edgy concept will be quite so welcome.
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Love him or hate him, Max Landis wrote a nice little letter to screenwriters on reddit the other day: http://www.reddit.com/r/Screenwriting/comments/2oc1eb/open_letter_to_screenwriters_from_max_landis/
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Dear North Korean Hackers - I don't care about Seth Rogen's paycheck, give me the script for Spectre. I have faith in you.
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What is the best written feature length legal drama (produced or unproduced) in the last 5 years?
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Does anyone know if the Writers Guild answers general questions? If one was not a member, but had a specific question, would someone get back to you?
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Congrats to my good friend, Mark Lawyer on his new management company. Without Mark, PADRE might still be available.
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NIGHTCRAWLER was fantastic. Gyllenhaal knocks it out of the park. Beautifully shot. Every bit as good as the screenplay. Please support this movie.
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story endings with protagonists walking away from camera, resuming an argument or banter or repartee? It seems like a convention (like riding off into sunset), yet I'm stuck for examples.
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story endings with protagonists walking away from camera, resuming an argument or banter or repartee? It seems like a convention (like riding off into sunset), yet I'm stuck for examples.
