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After decades in the biz, I see the same dialogue errors over and over again. Don’t make these mistakes. by David Trottier 1. Obvious exposition.
Let’s face it, ever since David Mamet started directing his own movies, his screenwriting has gone downhill (Glengarry Glen Ross was a play first, remember).
Do you sometimes feel like you’re hearing the same lines over and over? You’d be surprised. Check out the compiled montage of Aaron Sorkin’s favourite
I love the Tintin comic books. They relaxed me as a uni student suffering from insomnia and now I read them with my 7yr old
Take a fallen action movie star, plant him in a foreign language arthouse movie and tell his story. You might end up with indigestible pretention…
It came top 10 of its category of 6000 scripts at the Austin Screenplay Comp. I then sold that script to a Los Angeles production company.
On the back of it, Sam Worthington's Full Clip Productions commissioned me to write a feature.
“No Karel, no career. It's really that simple." - Samuel Bartlett – Film Maker.
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