Crafty Screenwriting: Writing Movies That Get Made (Paperback)
by Alex Epstein
ISBN: 0805069925
Price: USD 10.88
47 used & new available from USD 4.37
A book on how to write crafty screenplays. Crafty as in “screenwriting is my craft.” [Continue reading Book Review: Crafty Screenwriting …]
Since the last update, we’ve been tossing around many, many other ideas, but nothing has really clicked with us. So what prompts this update?
We have a new idea that reworks our current script. It’s somewhat different and somewhat new. Some of the biggest problems with the old draft have been solved, but new ones have been added (of course).
We’ll see how it ends up working out. I’m optimistic!
(And keep an eye out for a book review post. I just need to find time to do it.)
Yes, we’re all still here! Sorry it’s been awhile since our last post.
We’ve been busy with all sorts of other things lately. From college, to work, to difficult scripts…
Yeah, difficult scripts. Don’t yours give you trouble, too? [Continue reading Still Alive …]
We finished writing the first draft of our new script a little while ago. Since then, we’ve been letting it sit for about a week. Now we’re jumping in again with another draft.
We’re trying something different. Rebekah and I are each writing a separate draft. No idea how this will work out, but we thought it might be beneficial.
Nothing much to report besides that. Rewriting on my end has been slow. But I did have a brainwave about half an hour ago. We’ll see how it pans out.
You remember the blue screen from iSundae II, no? Back in those days, we had no idea how bad wrinkles could be. Hours of work in post later, we emerged, vowing that we’d think twice before working with blue screen again.
Until now. Read on to see what changed my mind.
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