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Tag Archives: Screenwriting
Favorite Versions of A Christmas Carol
A Christmas Carol has been adapted as a film so many times, it seems almost impossible to count. Everyone has a few of them they like more than the others. Here are three of my favorites: Continue reading
Posted in Comparative Analysis, List
Tagged acting, Alastair Sim, British, Christmas, Critical Analysis, Dickens, Holiday, movie review, Movies, muppets, Screenwriting, Scrooge, television, TV
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Boom Times for Film and Video Makers
Web video has become very profitable and there will be huge increases in motion picture / video related job markets. In other words, now is a good time to be a filmmaker. Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged film, Film schools, film student, industry, Job market, Movies, Screenwriting, television, TV, Web Video
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Is There an Easy Genre of Film to Write?
Although, like any form of writing, easy is purely subjective; it seems like some genres are easier to write than others. I don’t know about most people, but for me relationship-based melodramas and horror stories are the easiest. Continue reading
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Tagged Critical Analysis, film student, Movies, Screenwriting, television, TV
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