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After seen The Dark Knight again some years ago, that film was perfection to me. That was when I decided to be a filmmaker.

Why because Luke is still alive?

Hm, this would make a good short skit.

Of course, the action is good. What are you talking about? It doesn't have to be better than anything. The choreography for the spar was excellent and the sequence, when she was on the ship handcuffed, was well done.

I wouldn't say the story was weak, I would say that they poorly introduced the world that she lived in. Other than that, the story was fine.

Amazing.

Where is it?

Don't go over 120 pages.

I thought the same thing too. xD You said you could do this in 2 hours? It looks more like 6 judging by the page count. And why would you write a copyrighted screenplay that doesn't belong to you for so long?

:o Triggered

What about Masterclasses by actual successful filmmakers? It cost money but a lot cheaper than film school.

The same thing you learn in film school is the same thing you can learn in Google if you are dedicated. Film school is not going to guarantee you a Hollywood deal or even an independent production if that's what you're thinking. You will still have to struggle with the knowledge that you know...

Yes, more writers. Welcome.

Black Widow will be another Russian spy film. It won't make a billion but it could make a solid 500.

40 minutes is considered a short film for a festival. So they can go pretty long.

But why?

How to write a logline? Write out everything explaining the story. Now cut it in half.

I'll admit, you are getting somewhere regarding the perspective of the reader, but there's no Cut To and Title Card in a screenplay. Keep that for your jottings to guide the director. I am also confused with the directing of the story. In her defense, it's only four pages after all. Is it...

I don't want to read "I'm working on." I want to read a goddamn script! But congrats on your 250 though.

The Academy Award is no different than any sport. It's fixed. I knew that for years now.