New For December!

[wcmartell]

The current news stand issue has articles on NARNIA, plus an article *by* the screenwriter of SQUID AND THE WHALE.

Script Magazine is the magazine actually written by professional screenwriters - we let the screenwriter tell you about how they wrote the script (instead of using some middleman entertainment journalist).

Plus, our online mag is always FREE:

Hello, Goodbye—Part Two: Crafting Unforgettable Exits for Your Characters (http://www.scriptmag.com/earticles/earticle.php?374)

Author: Robert Piluso

In Part Two, columnist Robert Piluso provides some helpful tips on giving your characters a memorable onscreen exit.

The Tag (http://www.scriptmag.com/earticles/earticle.php?373)

Author: Ian Coburn

Scribe Ian Coburn introduces an overlooked writing technique that could benefit your next screenplay.


Writer-Director Paul Salamoff (http://www.scriptmag.com/earticles/earticle.php?372)

Author: John Scott Lewinski

Not a lot of successful writer-directors begin their professional life as a special effects/make-up artist, but Paul Salamoff used that background and a love for science fiction to build a successful career in Hollywood.

- Bill

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Try this link, though, to get the index for the articles that Bill is talking about:

http://www.scriptmag.com/earticles/articles.php

[dpaterso]

Weird coincidence, there's some guy called Martell writes for scr(i)pt magazine, his "The Mystery of Chinatown" article looks at creating a great mystery script using Chinatown as a guide.

-Derek
-> * (http://hometown.aol.co.uk/DPaterson57) <- Click on this magic star to be transported to my website. Ruby slippers optional.
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The practice of art isn't to make a living. It's to make your soul grow. ~The Complete Handbook of Novel Writing (Kurt Vonnegut)

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And he is always as helpful and informative as our own good friend on this board, William Martell.

:)