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Use some trick photography and have her play multiple roles. Or, maybe cast yourself in it.

I break dance.

I guess it's unanimous. Celtx is the way to go. Ever since I switched from Word, I've never looked back.

o_O No way! I know schools in America are wicked expensive, but now Australia seems to be where it's at. Right now I'm looking at schools in Canada. Anyone hear anything about Queens University?

Great stuff. This guy, Andy, should definitely think about making this a web series or something.

Sorry, Broosky, didn't make it clear. I volunteered. Just used the word job for lack of a better term. Oh and thanks everyone for the info. A little overwhelming, but nonetheless helpful. Thanks. Oh, and the whole business card thing, is it a good idea to distribute them for this, being a...

Hi all, I just got accepted as a PA for a short film shoot. It's my first actual job on a film crew and I was wondering if any of you out there could share some tips so I don't blow it. Anything would be helpful.

They're called dramadies. Pretty cool genre where you don't have to be too funny or too serious either. The only movie that comes to mind like this is "Jersey Girl" by Kevin Smith. It's by and by a drama, but there is some good comedy in it as well. A solid film despite what some Smith fans...

I get inspiration from a variety of different things. For my feature screenplay "Stranger" it was a combination of me thinking of the loneliness of driving for hours on along stretch of road, and a quote my old man told me when I first started driving: "You are the one in control when your...

^^ Huh, never quite looked at it that way. I've only been writing for two years, but this does help. Thanks for sharing the info.

When I said fill in the blanks, I meant that the OP should know the formula and use it as best as they could for their story. I never meant that they should be cookie cutter or anything, just that the format is very important to penning a screenplay, just as it would be for poetry or novels...

Naw, you don't have to move to America do be a good screenwriter. Just keep writing scripts, produce them, and try and get into the film circuit. From what I hear, Europe has a pretty good one anyway. Also, go and read other screenplays to try and get the format down and learn the basics like...

It all depends on your first and second acts. Try and find a natural way to end your story that follows the introduction of the plot and characters in the first act and the tension building in the second. Make sure that the beginning of third act carries on the tension you built from the second...

I would, but I'm in the middle of writing two or three of my own.

^^ Here, here!

Good luck, buddy. I'm in the same boat as you. Working on a live action adaptation feature of an animated show. I'm hoping to do it in the future though after a few original features under my belt. I suggest you go down that road and make an original feature or two first. Look at Bryan Singer...

This has actually been really helpful for me. I am planning on shooting a feature where the majority of the film takes place in a moving vehicle. This will help me with the pre-production. Thanks

I heard about it, but unfortunately wasn't able to get a team together. Maybe next year.

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