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Writing for Daily Drama (1)

Jan Ellis writes for South-African television as one of the team on “Binnelanders”.  (Interestingly, he...

Writing for Daily Drama (1)
posted on: Jun 30, 2009 | author: cleomees

Guilty Pleasures

Writer/Producer Meg Shields reflects on the development of her script which recently won the Bill Warnock Feature...

Guilty Pleasures
posted on: Jun 26, 2009 | author: cleomees

Structure: The Incredibles

A structural overview of The Incredibles (Brad Bird 2004) “Animation is not a genre but an art form” says...

Structure: The Incredibles
posted on: Jun 23, 2009 | author: Karel Segers

A Grant Winner’s Praise and Gri...

Mark Familton received a $12,000 grant to develop his gritty sci-fi thriller feature – something any screenwriter...

A Grant Winner’s Praise and Gripes
posted on: Jun 19, 2009 | author: cleomees

Plot => Character (Rituals => Tribe)

Character or plot. Which comes first? Some say character prevails, others say it’s a chicken and egg thing....

Plot => Character (Rituals => Tribe)
posted on: Jun 14, 2009 | author: Karel Segers

Can’t get ME out of my mind.

Theorists have grappled with the idea for decades, directors have had hissy fits… WAAPA directing student Ngaire...

Can’t get ME out of my mind.
posted on: Jun 9, 2009 | author: cleomees

Never, ever leave your vehicle.

How would you like it to be commissioned to write a feature film, even without any produced feature credits? In our...

Never, ever leave your vehicle.
posted on: Jun 3, 2009 | author: cleomees

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