When people find out im a screenwriter they ask, “why are movies so bad right now?!” My answer: stories are like wine. They need time to ripen. Fantastic writers will often produce shallow work if they aren’t given time and resources to let it ripen. Boxed wine vs Chateau Margaux
Writers get it twisted - a rough draft is merely an invitation. Inviting characters out of the darkness. 1st hour of the party is lame — filled with stiff strangers but if you stick around and loosen up, soon it’s 4am and everyone is dancing on the tables. #screenwriting
@NYCMayor@NYC_Buildings I applaud this. Scaffoldings make walking home late at night more dangerous. It also makes our neighborhoods appear dirty and neglected. I’m in full support. Yes, there are other more pressing issues but can’t we fix several at once?
We just received this mysterious package from #YoureKillingMe.
There's a missing student and maybe we just got the clue to solve this mystery. Have you seen Melissa? Somebody knows something.
YOU'RE KILLING ME is now available to buy or rent.
The first screenplay @walkmancometh and I collaborated on just wrapped production. Fueled by coffee and street food, Walker and I would write from 5pm-10pm every weeknight and on weekends. Congrats to directors Jerren Lauder & @elizabeththanna https://t.co/GytnnPut2S
Mom and Dad got vaccinated this week. Feeling relieved and grateful for all the essential workers, medical professionals, and doctors who made this possible. Thank you for your sacrifices this year. @CDCgovOfficial Don’t forget to thank these heroes!!!
Thank you @TheAcademy for advancing my script “Burn Town” to the quarterfinals. 7,831 scripts — 365 quarterfinalists. Congrats to all the writers who put it on the line and shared their vision. #writegreatstories
@ITellTallTales slightly delayed but wanted to thank Peter Gamble for being so generous during these challenging times. His Zoom screenwriting lecture was filled with years of craft and hard-earned wisdom! His perspective on story was illuminating and exciting. Thank you, Peter!