Crash And Burn
Posted in Uncategorized on February 28th, 2006 by William SperuzziMatt Zoller Seitz body slams Crash on his blog The House Next Door. See what the noise is all about, weigh in.
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Don’t Fix It In Post
Posted in Uncategorized on February 27th, 2006 by William Speruzzi
Regardless of how you approach post-production one thing is definite, you must plan ahead. The world inside an editing suite can be extremely confusing for the novice so be prepared and willing to ask a lot of questions and do a lot of research. Even if you are going to cut your opus on your iBook in your parents basement you will, at some point, need to deal with a post-production house or a post professional if you want your film to be seen by the masses. This article from MovieMaker Magazine list ten rules to get you through the post process without losing your shirt or your hair, which ever comes first.
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My Sentiments Exactly
Posted in Uncategorized on February 22nd, 2006 by William Speruzzi
“I would hate that to be the main question about the movie, though I sense that is what’s going to happen… I’m not in the business of knowing whether America is ready. You just hope it will be… I’m not the only director who has had to deal with rejection, failure and defeat… But either you get a gun, load it and shoot yourself in the head, or you carry on doing what you love.”
More from Oliver Stone on World Trade Center.
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Dave’s Back
Posted in Uncategorized on February 15th, 2006 by William SperuzziThis might just be the film event of the year if there is any justice in the world.
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Advice From Bluecat
Posted in Uncategorized on February 15th, 2006 by William SperuzziSince I submitted to the Bluecat Screenplay Competition last year I signed up for their newsletter. Some good articles on the process of screenwriting from Gordy Hoffman.
Their 2006 competition deadline is March 1st. Grand Prize: $10,000.
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Great Deal
Posted in Uncategorized on February 12th, 2006 by William Speruzzi
What would a New Yorker want with the Wisconsin Screenwriter’s Forum? Well, probably the same thing you will want. I came across this great offer. With a $25 membership fee you get access to the Hollywood Creative Directory, Daily Variety Online and IMDb Pro. Collectively would cost over $500. Give it a look…
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