The Standard Script Format
The basic script formatting rules as suggested by Warner Bros.
The basic script formatting rules as suggested by Warner Bros.
Part two of a series of articles on the importance of properly planning a film production. This article focuses on breaking down the budget.
When I was a wee-lad I can remember seeing Close Encounters of the Third Kind on television. Originally released in 1977 it was in theaters a second time in 1979. However I was still young at the time and have no memory of seeing it in the theaters…
When I was a kid I was completely drawn in by The Goonies. A pure escapist childhood fantasy from the mind of Steven Spielberg. I went to see it with my friends several times. I made treasure maps at home going so far as to literally burn the paper in the oven to brown it then take a match and singe the edges…
Like millions of others I was excited to hear that Lucas — the supposed leader of the digital revolution in Hollywood – had finally relented and released one of his many great movies on DVD…
For those of you who read my Made review then you are already aware that I rented this film because my wife wanted me to get a film she would like. Of course she didnt completely believe I was actually going to bring home one for her but I did…
Let me start by saying this: I HATE MUSICALS! With a few exceptions — The Music Man and White Christmas — I cant stand musicals. I just never understood how all those people know the same dance steps or all the words to the songs But Moulin Rouge is different…
During the holidays I was given the honor of watching over my seven-year-old niece Amanda. We played Playstation went to the movies and watched TV together. It was great…
The first part of a series of articles focusing on the importance of properly planning a film production.
Swingers was one of those movies that I wound up seeing more than a dozen times because the pay-cable channels just loved showing it. Now they love showing lots of movies and I dont constantly tune in for them. But Swingers was funny and I enjoyed the inside film jokes as well as the obvious ones…