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| Blog Name: | Write Here, Write Now |
| Url: | http://www.lucyvee.blogspot.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | screenwriting, script reading, craft |
| Description: | The Official Networking and Tips Blog for The Bang2write Script Reading Service - a place for debate, discussion and double entendres. I've read for screen agencies, indies, writing initiatives as well as private clients, new to professional. Contact me on bang2write"at"aol"dot"com. Look forward to reading your work! |
| Popularity: | 48 Followers |
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OPPORTUNITY: Calling All Laydeez in Media...
... Drunken Werewolf magazine is doing a one-off edition fanzine, featuring "Women in Media" and is looking for contributors.I of course will be contributing to this important edition: women's representation in film (and thus the spec pile) has lon
... Drunken Werewolf magazine is doing a one-off edition fanzine, featuring "Women in Media" and is looking for contributors.I of course will be contributing to this important edition: women's representation in film (and thus the spec pile) has lon
Guest Post: The TV Forum at The Script Factory by Hilary Wright
Two days at the Soho Theatre in Dean Street for The Script Factory’s take on TV drama. Mornings featured lectures by Rob Ritchie: four-act structure, handling multiple storylines, writing to immovable deadlines, dialogue
Two days at the Soho Theatre in Dean Street for The Script Factory’s take on TV drama. Mornings featured lectures by Rob Ritchie: four-act structure, handling multiple storylines, writing to immovable deadlines, dialogue
Nanowrimo Special: Julian Friedmann at the SWF 09 "A Novel Approach"
I've been saving this to post up when the wind went out of my sails on Nanowrimo - which is right now. If you are too, check out Julian's thoughts below, might give you the push you need!----------------------------------------------Novelists turn to screenwriting and vice versa, but this often fails. Why? We are all STORYTELLERS. But to write a 100,000 word novel typically takes 6 - 9 months, which can be very off-putting. Nevertheless, Julian believes writing prose is a very serious compliment to screenwriting. Six Reasons to Write Books As Well As Scripts:- You've probably read more novels than scripts - plus at school you will have done E
I've been saving this to post up when the wind went out of my sails on Nanowrimo - which is right now. If you are too, check out Julian's thoughts below, might give you the push you need!----------------------------------------------Novelists turn to screenwriting and vice versa, but this often fails. Why? We are all STORYTELLERS. But to write a 100,000 word novel typically takes 6 - 9 months, which can be very off-putting. Nevertheless, Julian believes writing prose is a very serious compliment to screenwriting. Six Reasons to Write Books As Well As Scripts:- You've probably read more novels than scripts - plus at school you will have done E
Can You Help Us Out?
So, the majority of Slash is in the can and very good it looks, too. If you missed the photos of the shoot on Halloween recently, then you can see them here. If you have been reading the updates however, then you know the ghosts of Hallows Eve conspired against us on a massive scale, meaning we lost the light for the two daytime scenes. This was particularly maddening, because the scenes are very short - but we can't really do without them, since they are in the set up of the story. This didn't stop us having a go of course:DIRECTOR: I've got it! They're the type of couple w
So, the majority of Slash is in the can and very good it looks, too. If you missed the photos of the shoot on Halloween recently, then you can see them here. If you have been reading the updates however, then you know the ghosts of Hallows Eve conspired against us on a massive scale, meaning we lost the light for the two daytime scenes. This was particularly maddening, because the scenes are very short - but we can't really do without them, since they are in the set up of the story. This didn't stop us having a go of course:DIRECTOR: I've got it! They're the type of couple w
New Service: Not From Concentrate
Got an email from this website this morning - thought it looked interesting, so thought I'd pass it on. You should note it's a paid-for service, but given so many screenwriters are writing spec TV series, might be worth investing in: gotta speculate to accumulate and all that. Let me know if you do use this service and what you think of it.------------------------------------------------------
Got an email from this website this morning - thought it looked interesting, so thought I'd pass it on. You should note it's a paid-for service, but given so many screenwriters are writing spec TV series, might be worth investing in: gotta speculate to accumulate and all that. Let me know if you do use this service and what you think of it.------------------------------------------------------
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