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- March 8, 2018
The Florida Project: Structure Without Structure
March 8, 2018Read moreThis week we are going to be talking about The Florida Project, by Sean Baker and Chris Bergoch. I am so excited to be talking about this film, especially a week after the Oscars, because this is a film that probably should have been competing for Best Picture. Bria Vinaite probably should have been competing for Best Actress, and Sean
00 - February 20, 2018
Find The Emotional Core Of Your Screenplay
February 20, 2018Read more*Please note this interview was from 2018. The dates for this year’s Screencraft Writer’s Summit in Atlanta is April 5 – 8. If you want more information on who will be speaking you can visit their site at https://screencraft.org/atlanta/. Jake: This week, I am so excited to be doing something we’ve actually never done before on the podcast: we have two
- January 29, 2018
An Interview With Sebastian Stan From I, Tonya
January 29, 2018Read moreJake: This week I am with Sebastian Stan. Many of you have probably seen I, Tonya and Sebastian’s performance in that piece. We are going to have an interesting conversation with Sebastian, looking at I, Tonya from the perspective of an actor and also from the perspective of a writer. And we’re going to be discussing something that is important
- January 24, 2018
Top 10 Revision Tips Podcast: Part 2
January 24, 2018Read moreIf you listened to the previous episode of this podcast, you have probably developed a pretty valuable approach for how to revise your screenplay. And you know that approach focuses on these 5 simple tips for revision: #1 – Never Rewrite Without a Goal #2 – Follow Your North Star #3 – Concentrate on What’s Working #4 – Stay Away
- January 13, 2018
Top 10 Revision Tips Podcast: Part 1
January 13, 2018Read moreThis is a time of year when many of us are thinking about rewrites, both on our scripts and on our lives. So what better time for a podcast about rewriting? Everyone knows that writing is rewriting. But for many writers, the rewriting process can feel so overwhelming that it’s hard to hold onto that creative spark that made the