In this episode Kit Bowen from The Movie Kit chats with us about newly released films, there’s a discussion of Office Space, and we cover three techniques screenwriters can use for character introductions.
Write that Script is back up and runnig. After a hellish move, and surgery to fix my messed up sinuses episode #6 is finally up. In this episode I interview Pilar Alessandra from the On The Page Podcast about being reader, a writing coach/teacher, and her new DVD. I’m also giving away some free software.
Episode #5 is about Sub-plots and there’s lots of talk about Indiana Jones.
Also, those of you who have been waiting for the How to be a Reader Teleseminar, the wait is over. Use the form below to attend the seminar live on Thursday the 22nd of May. It starts at 6pm PDT (9pm EDT). It will run about 2 hours and you should learn everything you need to know to get started as a Hollywood script reader. And best of all it’s FREE. That’s right, no charge! Also, make sure you submit any questions you have about coverage, analysis, or being a reader when you get to the teleseminar page.
In Episode 4, I discuss the concept of the Multiple Story Narrative. There’s also an update on the How To Be a Reader Teleseminar, and I play around with an old piece of software that plays sound effects. You can also get the chance to win free coverage from me, and a 30 minute phone consultation.
Three acts are three too many in my opinion, and in this episode I tell you why. Kit Bowen makes another appearance. Please leave me feedback on the podcast. You can email me by hitting the Contact Me tab at the top of the page or by calling (641) 715-3900 Ext. 47952. Be sure to leave me your name, whether you are interested in the How To Become a Reader Tele-seminar, and then any comments, questions or suggestions. I will play messages and respond to them on the next podcast.
Here’s the coverage instructions I wrote for Roger Corman’s company that I referenced in episode #2. It’s just a short two page example of the format along with some notes on how to analyze scripts and write the coverage reports. This is what was handed out to prospective readers.
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Concorde Coverage Instructions: In episode #2 of Write That Script I talk with Kit Bowen from Hollywood.com. I’ve also been fighting a cold so please excuse the stuffy sinuses and the occasional coughing. This episode took a little longer to get out than I wanted because of the issues I have with Screenplay Outliner, and also the virus coursing through my body. I do want to thank everyone for their emails, and please keep them coming or leave comments on the website.
In this episode the Write That Script Podcast kicks off with a short show about what to expect from this podcast, things like screenwriting, movies, screenplays and other similar entertainment biz topics.
