Tag: Screenwriting
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Screenwriters’ Workshops
With the six-week workshop beginning Sat 10 February, join in either in person at Boise’s JUMP or online. Join our Screenwriter’s Workshops happening every week in JUMP’s PLAY studio. Story artists are invited to bring their screenplays for story discussion. Develop your screenplay to the point of setting up a table read. Collaborate and network…
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Idaho Screenwriters! It’s Coming…
Now’s the time to submit up to two screenplays to i48. Due date: 6 January 2024 — just a bit less than a month away. Read all the entrance requirements on this i48 web page so that YOU can participate in the challenge scheduled for February 2024.
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The del Toro Films
The Script Lab website is currently examining the tremendously imaginative work of Guillermo del Toro, an amazingly diverse oeuvre that includes: Pan’s Labyrinth, Hellboy, Crimson Peak, his Pinocchio, and Nightmare Alley. Signing up for a free account at their website enables you to download and examine the screenplays.
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Screenwriting & the Third Act
A late-notice communication on a free seminar Saturday (14 January) morning presented via ProPathScreenwriting. No strings, it’s a fun, interactive & LIVE discussion about the Third Act. Bring your questions! Details here on their site: https://www.propathscreenwriting.com/event/act-three/
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Screenwriters!
The Catalyst Arts Collaborative* now has an 8-week SCREENWRITING 101 class. It will run Wednesday evenings 8 Feb. through 29 March (6:30 – 7:30 p.m. MT). SPACES ARE LIMITED. Instructor: Sherry Briscoe *2417 W. Bank Drive, Boise In this class Note: The Catalyst is actively seeking instructors in related fields, such as: camera operation, sound,…
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Happy Horror-days
Hallowe’en has passed, but every month is a good month for excellent horror. Screenwriters, feast your eyes on these “Best Horror Movie Scripts of All Time” from The Script Lab. All it takes is a free sign-up to be able to dissect pages and pages of the greatest scary and terrifying movie scripts: Halloween, Alien,…
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Screenwriting & Shorts
First comment: “I learned more in this 22 min. video than in my 3 years (not finished) on Film School.” From Iain Broome’s newsletter comes this recommended 20-minute YouTube video on what makes shorts a different animal for screenwriters, and a lot else.
