Greta Gerwig was recently was nominated at the 75th Annual Golden Globe Awards for Best Written Screenplay. The nominated film was "Lady Bird.” She’s also well known for having written "Frances Ha," "Mistress America," and "Nights and Weekends." Greta is also a well-known actress and director. Talk about talent. A few questions from the interview: "How long … Continue reading Greta Gerwig On Writing
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Guillermo Del Toro On Writing
Guillermo Del Toro recently was nominated at the 75th Annual Golden Globe Awards for Best Written Screenplay. The nominated film was "The Shape of Water.” He’s also well known for "Pan's Labyrinth,” "Hellboy," and "Pacific Rim." If you ask me, he's one of the most talented storytellers I know of. A few questions from the interview: "You’ve … Continue reading Guillermo Del Toro On Writing
Martin McDonagh on Writing
Is it just me, or does Martin look a bit like a James Bond villain in this picture? I'm glad he uses his powers for writing great cinema instead of plotting evil ways to end the world. Martin McDonagh just won at the 75th Annual Golden Globe Awards for Best Written Screenplay. The winner was "Three Billboards." … Continue reading Martin McDonagh on Writing
Golden Globes 2018 Winners and Nominees
The 75th annual Golden Globe Awards aired over the weekend. It seems they only have a Best Written Screenplay category in Film, and not in Television. That's an addition I'd like to see. Out of the nominees of Best Screenplay in a Motion Picture, Martin McDonagh won for writing "Three Billboards." Other nominees were Guillermo Del … Continue reading Golden Globes 2018 Winners and Nominees
What to Read This Week: Links for Writers
Here’s a roundup of articles relevant to writers. A great interview with Jason Hall, the writer behind American Sniper. Turns out, he became friends with the film's subject, Chris Kyle, and turned in his finished script the day before Kyle was killed. Woody Allen will be writing and directing a TV series for Amazon. Whoa. Story … Continue reading What to Read This Week: Links for Writers
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