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Screenwriting
Film Courage: What did you learn from the writing process for USE ME movie? Julian Shaw, Actor/Writer/Director: I think the first treatment wasn’t that great...
Authors
Film Courage: What is a scriptment? Erik Bork, Author/Screenwriter: A scriptment is kind of a word for something that is somewhere between a script and a treatment...
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Film Courage: When a student does begin a screenplay, how should they start? Paul Joseph Gulino, Associate Professor at Chapman University Dodge College of...
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Film Courage: How did you learn to tell a great story? Dr. Ken Atchity, Author/Producer: I learned how to tell stories on the porch in Louisiana when...
horror filmmaking
Film Courage: Does horror screenplay structure differ from drama? Jeffrey Reddick, Screenwriter: I don’t necessarily think so. I mean I think all screenplays kind of follow the...
Screenwriting
Film Courage: Is outlining a must? Scott Myers, DePaul University Professor/Screenwriter/Creator Gointothestory.blcklst(dot)com: Again, every writer is different. I would say if you have any...
Authors
Film Courage: Ken, I have a quote here from the late author Phillip Roth. And the quote is “The road to hell is paved...
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Film Courage: Do you think the notion of the anti-hero has become stronger in our culture now? Dr. Ken Atchity, Author/Producer: Yes, I think the...
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Film Courage: Going back to Author Philip Roth again, seeing interviews with him toward the later years of his life he had moved from...
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