And the winner of Logline Friday for October 29th, 2010 which was also known as Spooky Logline Friday is…Bradley!@beingbrad – A young child, innocent and pure, slowly torments and maims her family, turning them into her playthings…Something about kids with power haunts me to the
Congratulations to James Burch, winner of this week’s Logline Friday competition with the following logline:@elephantburch – A defense attorney with a serial killer client, must fight for her and her family’s lives when the government allows the public to kill anybody they want, without consequence,
BRIDESMAIDS received some of the most glowing reviews I’ve ever read from Entertainment Weekly, Los Angeles Times, San Francisco Chronicle, Wall Street Journal, and Slate (amongst others).Most of the time, comedies don’t fare nearly as well. Could this be an affirmative action-like inflation to support
This Friday on Scriptcast (A Screenwriting Podcast) we’re excited to announce that we’ll be joined by none another than funny-woman Christy Murphy!Christy has performed all across the country, and even appeared on NBC’s Last Comic Standing. Yeah, she’s the real deal.Check out Christy’s comedy website
Recently I received a question from a screenwriter who wanted to know how to write a query letter when they didn’t have writing credits. Below is my response, more or less. Also, I recommend checking out Ashley Scott Meyers’s piece: How to write a professional