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Friday, May 6, 2005

Thomas Cranklin asks about treatments

Thomas Cranklin1 has asked yet another good question. She writes: Hello again, How exactly do I go go about writing a treatment and an evaluation. I know how to do them generally, but I want to know how the professionals do it... First of all, for those of you who do not know what a treatment is,... Sign in to see full entry.

Tuesday, May 3, 2005

Hammock Noweilz asks about screenwriting software

The next question comes from Hammock Noweilz, and it's a good follow-up to the last question. He/she (sorry Hammock, I couldn't find gender info on you) asked, "Can you mention some good screen writing programs. I want to get one." Screenwriting software is probably the best investment an aspiring... Sign in to see full entry.

Thomas Cranklin1 asks a screenwriting question

The first question comes from Thomas cranklin1. She asked, "How many scenes are in an average sixty minute script?" Well Thomas, that's almost like asking how many chapters should be in a book - it depends on the content. The rule of thumb with writing scripts is that one page equals one minute of... Sign in to see full entry.

Monday, May 2, 2005

PAY ATTENTION TO ME, DAMN IT

Once more before I leave... just scroll down to the other two posts to get the general gist. Sign in to see full entry.

Ask me a question!

Yup, I'm posting again, just so I can get this blog known! So help me decide if this should be in the "Lists & Information" section or the "Arts & Entertainment" section. David1Spirit says A&E. I'm inclined to agree at this point. What say you? Oh, and feel free to ask a film-related question!:-) Sign in to see full entry.

Ask me a question!

Tanoolicious gave me this idea earlier today - a blog to answer peoples' questions regarding movies, film, and filmmaking! I don't have all the answers, but I'm willing to research anything I don't know and provide you with the answer. You can email me at roofpig13@hotmail.com with your questions,... Sign in to see full entry.

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