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Tag Archives: Kevin Smith
Characters Count
I was speaking with an aspiring screenwriter the other day, who was reading one of my favorite books on screenwriting. She said, “Why should I pay attention to anything he says? He doesn’t have any credits on IMDb.” Oy. Credits … Continue reading
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Tagged Christopher Nolan, Debra Eckerling, Kevin Smith, Natalie Portman, Paddy Chayefsky, Save the Cat, Screenwriting, Script, Story, Write On
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In Praise of Will
“Who is your favorite screenwriter?” The above is a question that I’ve been asked many times. We writers like our lists. Top Ten. Best of. I find these lists to be somewhat limiting. Men versus women, studio writers versus indie … Continue reading
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Tagged Clair Danes, drama, Hamlet, Hollywood, James Cameron, Kevin Smith, King Lear, rewrite, Screenplay, Screenwriting, Shakespeare, Story, writing
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Characters Count
I spend a great deal of time talking about structure – the principles of it, the necessity of it, and how your story will come to a screeching halt without it. That being said, kind lords and ladies of the … Continue reading
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