by Kathryn Butt | 27 March, 2018 | Filmmaking, In Our Opinion, Screenwriting
BOOK REVIEW – The Coffee Break Screenwriter Breaks the Rules: A Guide for the Rebel Writers by Pilar Alessandra I’ll kick off with a disclaimer – I am by no means a screenwriter. I’ve had to write a few scenes for university, but other than that I’m very...
by Elliot Grove | 14 January, 2018 | Directing, Documentary, Filmmaking, Filmmaking Career, Producing, Promotion, Marketing and Distribution
Time and time again I meet writers and filmmakers who tell me they have a new project. When I ask them to tell me about their project I get mood and atmosphere. I get sputtering and hesitation. Before you know it I’ve lost interest. They don’t understand...
by Jurgen Wolff | 24 June, 2017 | News, Screenwriting
Learn how to write a screenplay with ease rather than struggling, using right-brain methods. Watch this trailer we’ve made for the upcoming course series! More information and booking details for Script Coach Series with Jurgen...
by Elliot Grove | 6 April, 2017 | Filmmaking
There’s lots of advice out there for screenwriters and independent filmmakers. Film schools the world over are chipping in too.The question is – which of it is of any use? Who do you trust? I grew up on a hundred acre dairy farm just north of Toronto and...
by Katy Vans | 21 January, 2015 | Interviews
With her first feature, They Are All Dead, Beatriz Sanchis filmed in her home town of Madrid. She talks about her love of film and the lessons she learned on set. I don’t think Spain is a good place now for any filmmakers. It’s a hard time there. It’s difficult to...
