Monday 31 December 2018

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Crafting a great scene the William Goldman way!



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In this week's screenwriting tip, Bryan Young demonstrates how to add layers to your scenes by analyzing a classic scene in All the President's Men that showcases the genius of William Goldman.

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By Bryan Young
William Goldman was one of the great screenwriters of all time. His loss this year will be felt for a long time by anyone who has ever studied the structure and construction of movies. In this column, we hope to examine the structure and anatomy of scenes that are, for lack of a better word, perfect and Goldman crafted a lot of them.

To my mind, All the President’s Men, based on a stunning true story with a brilliant screenplay from Goldman, is one of those movies full of these perfect scenes. It’s a film that brings the elements of character, plot, and drama together in a way that is undeniably right.

The first scene I want to go through is one that comes during a particularly trying time in the film.  Read More...

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Jeanne Veillette Bowerman
Jeanne is the Editor of Script and adapted the Pulitzer Prize-winning book, Slavery by Another Name. Her screenplays were selected as Top 25 Tracking Board Launch Pad, CSExpo Finalist, Second Round Sundance Episodic Lab, and PAGE Awards TV Drama Finalist. Twitter @jeannevb.


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Week in Review





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Happy Holidays! While you relax with family and friends, take some time out to read the amazing articles we have on ScriptMag.com this week, including tips on using theme to make story connections, writing effective descriptions, analyzing William Goldman’s masterful scene writing and more! Check out our full list of contributors and follow them on Twitter too.

Use the blank slate of a new year to set some goals for your writing. To help you focus, get our free download, Setting Writing Goals the S.M.A.R.T. Way.

Now get reading and get writing!
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Story 1
What makes a great story? William C. Martell shares advice on using theme and throughline to create story connections. Read More...




Story 2
Description can up your game, elevate your execution and your story. Don’t let pros see your script until you master Barri Evins’ 7 Description Essentials. Read More...






Story 3
Bryan Young demonstrates how to add layers to your scenes by analyzing a classic scene in All the President's Men that showcases the genius of William Goldman. Read More...




Story 4
Academy Award-nominated screenwriter David Magee takes Script behind the scenes of Mary Poppins Returns, a sequel to the classic with all new original music, starring Emily Blunt. Read More...




The science fiction/fantasy script that will grab the film executives’ attention should contain more than magical and fantastical elements—or characters who can perform wizardry—or rely purely on the anticipated CGI—the writer’s goal, your goal, is to have the reader suspend disbelief and not get stuck on unnecessary stumbling blocks. Your goal as the writer is to go beyond derivative. Go beyond stereotypical characters and create a compelling screenplay! Enroll Now...

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Producer Mark Stolaroff talks about his latest low-budget production, DriverX. He also talks about his background in production and how that prepared him for a career as a low-budget producer, offering tips to screenwriters looking to write for this market. Read More...




Story 6
Pilar Alessandra tells you how to write your screenplay in 10 minute blocks of time. Read More...


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Story 7
How many subplots should I have and how do I make them work with the overall story? Danny Manus answers. Read More...




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Jeanne Veillette Bowerman
Jeanne is the Editor of Script and adapted the Pulitzer Prize-winning book, Slavery by Another Name. Her screenplays were selected as Top 25 Tracking Board Launch Pad, CSExpo Finalist, Second Round Sundance Episodic Lab, and PAGE Awards TV Drama Finalist. Twitter @jeannevb.


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Interview of two-time Oscar-nominated screenwriter!



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Academy Award-nominated screenwriter David Magee takes Script behind the scenes of Mary Poppins Returns, a sequel to the classic with all new original music, starring Emily Blunt.

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By Roe Moore
Nestled neatly among this season's holiday films is a delightful twist on a classic to be released on December 19th. An all new original musical and sequel, Mary Poppins Returns brings the practically-perfect nanny with unique magical skills to the help the next generation of the Banks family find the joy and wonder missing in their lives following a personal loss.

Currently living in New Jersey, the two-time Academy Award-nominated screenwriter David Magee was brought on board to help create the story. But what he learned is that this was no traditional story he was telling. "The interesting thing about the PL Travers books is that virtually every chapter is a stand-alone adventure," Magee described, "we wanted to build a story that incorporated those elements in an original narrative."

Magee wasn't alone in the creation of this massive creative vision. He shares his insights of what it was like to work and collaborate on such an incredible film.  Read More...

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Jeanne Veillette Bowerman
Jeanne is the Editor of Script and adapted the Pulitzer Prize-winning book, Slavery by Another Name. Her screenplays were selected as Top 25 Tracking Board Launch Pad, CSExpo Finalist, Second Round Sundance Episodic Lab, and PAGE Awards TV Drama Finalist. Twitter @jeannevb.


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Week in Review



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On ScriptMag.com this week, we share tips on finding the right environment to write, interviews of web series creators and filmmakers, advice on how to write character introductions and more! Check out our full list of contributors and follow them on Twitter too.

There’s still time to get that gift for yourself! You know no one knows what you want more than you do. Check out The Writers Store and grab your shiny writing resources of joy while you can!

Now get reading and get writing!
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Story 1
Where do you write? In your own office? A shared space? Paula Landry explains why where you write matters. Read More...


Story 2
With all the rules of writing a screenplay, we need to enjoy the ones we can break. Write character introductions that are daring, spectacular and attract an A-list actor. Jeanne Veillette Bowerman shows you how. Read More...



Story 3
Rebecca Norris interviews Jane Park and Wizeman Khnum Khensu of ASIAN ROCKS, a new webseries that faces Asian cultural sterotypes head-on and turns them on their heads. Read More...


Story 4
Terri Coduri Viani breaks down what's on every writers stocking stuffer wishlist this holiday season. Forget the fancy pen. See what writers really want! Read More...


Let Dave Trottier (Dr. Format himself) show you the necessary techniques and currently accepted standards that will set your script apart from the heap. Not only will he teach you the rules of script formatting, he will show you when and how to break them. Enroll Now...

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Story 5
Ashley Scott Meyers talks with British filmmaker Jim Hosking about his career writing and directing short films and how he worked his way up to his new feature film, An Evening with Beverly Luff Linn, starring Aubrey Plaza, Jemaine Clement, Emile Hirsch, and Craig Robinson. Read More...


Story 6
Each year we scour the web for our annual 101 Best Websites for Writers, a comprehensive collection of online resources for writers. Read More...

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Story 7
Susan Kouguell speaks with filmmaker Sam Green about his new project A Thousand Thoughts. Green performs a live narration on stage throughout the 85-minute piece alongside the Kronos Quartet. Read More...


Story 8
There’s still time to get that perfect gift! Script’s Editor shares advice on gifts for writers for the holidays or anytime! Read More...


Get a single video for $16.99 or subscribe for access to all the videos starting at only $16.33 per month! See all videos and subscribe for All Access here.

Our growing library of over 175 video tutorials covers both the creative and business sides of screenwriting, offering instruction from top industry experts!
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Jeanne Veillette Bowerman
Jeanne is the Editor of Script and adapted the Pulitzer Prize-winning book, Slavery by Another Name. Her screenplays were selected as Top 25 Tracking Board Launch Pad, CSExpo Finalist, Second Round Sundance Episodic Lab, and PAGE Awards TV Drama Finalist. Twitter @jeannevb.

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