"As he speaks about the potentially apocalyptic implications — for Hollywood and for humanity at large — Ray sounds both incredulous and downright scared." —Josh Rottenberg for The LA Times.

"As he speaks about the potentially apocalyptic implications — for Hollywood and for humanity at large — Ray sounds both incredulous and downright scared." —Josh Rottenberg for The LA Times.
If you like writing and especially screenwriting, maybe this audio seminar is just for you. I highly recommend it.
Ever been lying in bed and have an entire scene of dialogue pop into your head practically fully formed, to the point where you just have to get up and go to your computer and write it down?
Anyways, good night (take 2)!
"Unapologetically Herself: Writing Bold and Complex Young Women" Panel at the Writers Guild Foundation – Friday, August 8, 2025, 7pm
During every MFA Residency Workshop I moderate a panel of writers – often proudly including one of our MFA alums – and this August we’re doing it again. Join us on Friday, August 8, 2025 from 7:00 PM 8:30 PM at the Writers Guild Foundation (7000 West 3rd StreetLos Angeles, CA, 90048) for:
Unapologetically Herself: Writing Bold and Complex Young Women
We’ll explore how writers develop these strong characters, how to approach sensitive scenes intentionally, and how they navigate nuances of character personalities, behaviors, and motivations.
We promise this quote makes sense in context.
After a disappointing experience at a popular restaurant, a food critic with a superhuman sense of smell wanders the streets, sniffing out the best food the city has to offer. Along the way he meets a fellow foodie, and sparks fly! But when she realizes he's the critic who killed her favorite restaurant, things don't smell as sweet.
Listen now: http://bit.ly/3IEqLZK
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Still not enough… Set to start filming
next year (#kodofilms) #indie #drama,… I know quite a bit but not nearly enough…
Still adding to the personal (dead tree) collection of hundreds…
@NaomiBeaty
#film #screenwriting #screenplay
Originally created on #x on 7:28 PM · Sep 16, 2022
Last year I sold a screenplay (my first pro sale!) and now the film is finished and now has its own IMDb page. I had no hand in the production and can barely describe the weird feeling of looking at a poster and stills from something totally unfamiliar and yet still recognizing everything. #indiefilm #screenwriting #scifi #monly https://www.johnfilms.com/news/anesthesia1
Made a pass on this script, and see where I have two scenes/sequences still to write. But really liked reading it after a long time away from it. I needed that today. #script #film #screenwriting #screenwriter #creativity #BillyShakesIsOutForRoyalties
Made a pass on this script, and see where I have two scenes/sequences still to write. But really liked reading it after a long time away from it. I needed that today.
A teenage witch is possessed by a malicious fae, which wreaks havoc on her grandmother's small town. Our bread baking witches return in this prequel to their story, that may also be an allegory about vaccination?
Listen now: http://bit.ly/44upYCd
Inside Antigravity Academy Screenwriters Camp: How Great Ideas Start with Great Humanity
#IndieWire #Features #InterviewsCelebrityInterviewsInsiderTakes #AntigravityAcademy #CarlosLópezEstrada #Film #Screenwriting
Emily definitely does NOT do what the men tell her.
After their father's death, a dusty old bottle of wine stirs up conflict among three siblings—not just over whether to drink it, but over who he loved most.
Listen now: https://bit.ly/441rtZn
Lorna Moon, she liked the ring of it,
transformed from Nora Helen Wilson Low.
Names need to have a resonance, a fit
and this could take her where she yearned to go…
—Kay Clive, “Lorna Moon”
published in NORTHWORDS NOW 40 (Autumn-Winter 2020)
4/4
“The story of how Marion & Kate Corbaley tricked the studio executives into paying Lorna Moon $7500, while reviving Marie Dressler’s career, should be a legend in the history of female networking in the motion picture business”
from the Women Film Pioneers Project, Columbia University
3/4