If you wrote a short screenplay and would like notes on it, I’m happy to help you out.So, the short answer to the question in the title is: “Yes.”The longer answer is: “Yes. As long as it’s under 30 pages.”Here are a few more details:SHORT
Below is another great post from TV Script Consultant Joey. No, I do not know how to make these letters smaller. Enjoy her take on the 2011 Fall TV Shows! -Eric — I love the new TV season. I love coming home to a full DVR overflowing with potential.
A few weeks ago* Alexandra Choi armed with cameras and a Brooklyn accent, joined me and Matt in the UCLA Radio studios for the live recording of the screenwriting podcast Scriptcast. Matt and I had a great time, everyone laughed a lot, and we were sad to
Howdy!For those participating in The Great Movie Challenge of 2012: How’s it going? Wasn’t CHRONICLE awesome? Isn’t THE AVENGERS overrated? For those that don’t know about the challenge: Did you click that link? No? Well, you kinda need to click it in order to understand the
I got this question recently:I’ve written a feature-length script, and wanted to write a treatment. I’ve heard that it should be between 20-30 pages. Is that true?Most screenwriting rules are more like “guidelines,” (as Geoffrey Rush might say, in Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of