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Unlock Your Screenplay Characters

Posted on September 16, 2011 by Jurgen Wolff in SCREENWRITING

When writing a screenplay, there are lots of questions you can ask about your characters to get to know them better. Read this Filmmaking Stuff guest article from screenwriter Jurgen Wolff.

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Screenwriting Tips – Hope for shy screenwriters

Posted on April 19, 2011 by Jurgen Wolff in SCREENWRITING
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Shy and awkward is how screenwriter Seth Lochead describes himself. When he was starting out he felt he had to choose between building his career by socializing or by writing a great script.

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How to give your screenplay emotional intelligence

Posted on April 14, 2011 by Jurgen Wolff in SCREENWRITING
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“Chasing the Monster Idea” is a book by Stefan Mumaw in which he identifies seven questions that will help you determine whether you have a “monster” idea rather than just a good one (or a bad one). These questions also can help you figure out whether your movie idea is a monster. The first one: [...]

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Filmmaking 5 Tips For Throwing A Rough Cut Screening Party

Posted on March 7, 2011 by Jason Brubaker in DISTRIBUTION

As a filmmaker, getting feedback for your movie is essential. In this article, Jason Brubaker provides some tips on how to get the most bang out of your screening party.

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