by Milo Garner | 18 February, 2019 | Directing, Film History, Filmmaking, Screenwriting, Technical Craft
Crime films are often defined by their slow-burn pace – a powerful opening is an easy way to keep an audience engaged through the sleuthing to come. 1. Spione Fritz Lang’s silent films often end well and start well (usually with something of a dip in the middle), and...
by Charlie Boroughs | 30 November, 2012 | Screenwriting
It’s not always necessary to have amazing dialogue in your movie. If you’re stuck filling in a scene before your plot twist look no further than these 5 transitions from popular movies. 1. Music and Relationship building I recently was forced to watch Notting Hill in...
