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February 16, 2012 In Movies, Scriptcast – A Screenwriting Podcast

Script Doctor Eric

And the winner of Logline Friday for Friday, August 6th, 2010 is…Eric Sturniolo!The winning logline:A guardian angel, fed up with his eternally tedious job, discovers his only escape: kill the human he’s sworn to protect.Though the word “kill” seems a little harsh, the premise is

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February 13, 2012 In Movies, Scriptcast – A Screenwriting Podcast

Script Doctor Eric

For this Friday’s episode of Scriptcast we’re honored to be joined by screenwriter Ashley MeyersAs many of you know, Ashley’s website SellingYourScreenplay.com is a treasure trove of tools and information on how to market and sell your screenplay.  If you’ve never been to the site,

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February 4, 2012 In Movies, Scriptcast – A Screenwriting Podcast

Script Doctor Eric

The holidays are officially over; you know what that means…It’s time to record some new episodes of ScriptcastNEW TIME!Catch the raw, unedited, unscripted conversation that is our live shows, by going to UCLAradio.com on Wednesdays, 10am-noon (Pacific).  The first one is tomorrow.If you miss the

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January 31, 2012 In Movies, Scriptcast – A Screenwriting Podcast

Script Doctor Eric

Arnold Schwarzenegger’s entrance in Terminator 2: Judgment Day is one of the most memorable character introductions in action-movie history.  (Quick reminder: Check out the Terminator 2 Script or watch the opening again on YouTube – here’s the T2 ClipWhat makes this character introduction so good? 

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January 28, 2012 In Movies, Scriptcast – A Screenwriting Podcast

Script Doctor Eric

All episodes of Scriptcast can now be found atwww.scriptdoctoreric.com/scriptcast***The rumors are true – Script Doctor Eric and TV Wet Nurse Matt teamed up to start a screenwriting podcast.Titled “Scriptcast,” the show focuses on screenwriting for film and television.The first 55 episodes were recorded live at the