Florida has had an awkward dance with movies for the past 100 years. While it’s had its share of feature films and TV programs filmed there over the years it’s almost as if the industry there is a façade. (Just like the above New York façade I shot on the Universal Studios Florida back lot [...]
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Dec
20
2008
Screenwriting from High SchoolPosted by: screenwritingfromiowa in Screenwriting From IowaYesterday I returned to Lake Howell High School where I graduated from years ago to talk to five classes and around 350 students total. The groups were a mix of students in video and TV production, radio, graphic design, journalism and entrepreneurship. Since Lake Howell was where took my first photography class and wrote and directed my first [...]
Dec
13
2008
Screenwriting & Contrasts (tip #18)Posted by: screenwritingfromiowa in Screenwriting From IowaOn Tuesday morning in Cedar Falls, Iowa I got tired of trying to scrap the ice off my SUV windows and ended up riding my bike to work on the snow packed roads. (My office is only a few blocks away.) Three days later I was riding a bike on the beach in New Smyrna [...] “There is many a boy here today who looks on war as all glory, but boys, it is all hell.“ Tender Mercies was filmed in Texas in the Waxahachie area with mainly Texas crews.
Dec
01
2008
Screenwriting & Time (tip #17)Posted by: screenwritingfromiowa in Screenwriting From IowaDoes anybody really know what time it is? Did you know that Three Days of the Condor was based on Six Days of the Condor?
Nov
24
2008
Seabiscuit Revisited in 2008Posted by: screenwritingfromiowa in Screenwriting From Iowa“You don’t just throw a whole life away just because it’s banged up a little.”
Nov
19
2008
Shrimp, Giants & Tyler PerryPosted by: screenwritingfromiowa in Screenwriting From Iowa“I work in a business that is run by middle age men who make films for teenage boy fantasies.”
Nov
18
2008
Writer Michael Crichton (1942-2008)Posted by: screenwritingfromiowa in Screenwriting From Iowa“It is not easy to cut through a head with a hacksaw.” |