Recent content by wilmywood

George Lucas would be very proud of your for thinking this...the money is in the merchandising. Good idea.

Just wanted to see how people handle criticism of their work, whether it be a screenplay, short, feature. What is the best way to deal with negativity towards your work when you think it is the best possible product that you could have produced.

It is difficult and takes years to break into the industry. I think that unless you are giving your ideas to people already established in Hollywood (Speilberg, Scorcese, etc.) , then you are probably not going to have your idea stolen. And even if they did steal your idea, the finished script...

I like the log lines. All have potential. When you pick one, and start fleshing the story out, your log line might change some.Don't be afraid to rewrite your loglines. The one that grabbed me the most was the second. But I think if you ask different people you will get different opinions as to...

Very funny

Thanks to all the people who reponded

What about equipment and camera? What is the best to make a short?

Have had a professor tell me to make a feature b/c you get nothing from a short.

I am a screenwriter that has written four features and working on my fifth. Not having any luck selling my scripts nor having any luck landing an agent. Am thinking about trying to make one of my features but don't know where to start. What kind of equipment do I need, software to edit...

If you are interested, see if you can negotiate gas costs for your audition. But I think the Skype idea is solid.

I really liked the trailer. The quality of the video, editing, sound and music was really good. Seems like this has good potential. Just long enough to entice viewers as well.

Lol....that cat video was hilarious!

The opening of the script was gripping, as mentioned in other responses. I thought the writing was good and you got right to the action in the beginning, which immediately drew me into the script. But after the hold-up, I kind of got lost. If you made the last three pages about the cops...

I think when writing the descriptions of the scenes it is best to be economical with words. Less is more in screenwriting. The more white coloring on a page the better, so I have heard. You don't want to write elaborate descriptions that are detract from the essence of your story. But I don't...

Hello everyone. I am new to the forum and excited about learning the different parts of making a film. Have written four4 feature length spec scripts and am working on my fifth.