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>> Look at The Spectacular Now, >>Look at the perks of being a wallflower Adapted from books. The books sold the stories, not the loglines. The stories were pre-pitched for Hollywood in the YA book market.
>> Look at The Spectacular Now,
>>Look at the perks of being a wallflower
Adapted from books. The books sold the stories, not the loglines. The stories were pre-pitched for Hollywood in the YA book market.
See lessA directionless raft guide enlists his professional athlete friends to help him find a mysterious woman in the forest who called upon him to save her, then disappeared.
As Lee Brooks said. What are the stakes? What does the guy and gal stand to gain if he succeeds? What is lost if he fails? And whatever the protagonist's character flaw or weakness, it should directly relate to the objective goal; that is, it should be a flaw or personal problem that raises complicaRead more
As Lee Brooks said. What are the stakes? What does the guy and gal stand to gain if he succeeds? What is lost if he fails?
And whatever the protagonist’s character flaw or weakness, it should directly relate to the objective goal; that is, it should be a flaw or personal problem that raises complications, doubt, suspense as to the protagonist’s ability to achieve his goal. I don’t see how being “directionless” creates any particular complication or doubt as to his ability to find/rescue the girl.
See lessWhen a 17 year-old does a work for the dole program at a Sydney Car Wash for a businessman, he becomes entangled into his shady world while his dreams of wrestling at the 2000 Olympic Games becomes more and more distant by the year. Note: This is a TV pilot.
The most important element to adapt from "Breaking Bad" is an attention grabbing pilot episode, one that hooks the audience, makes them want to tune in next week to see what happens next.
The most important element to adapt from “Breaking Bad” is an attention grabbing pilot episode, one that hooks the audience, makes them want to tune in next week to see what happens next.
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