Recent content by TJ-45

Admittedly, I don't know that much about screenplay format. Mostly I've written stage plays in the past. I'll be googling that as soon as I find the time. As for slug lines, I apalogize for that. I've never really specialized in any one style of writing except prose, so when I describe a scene I...

What specifically do you mean by "more charming?" And actually I was intending the car thing to be a reveal. If she states that there's someone in there, it kinda ruins that, there may yet be something in a similar vein though. I'll think about it. Thanks for the comment btw.

Thank you for patronizing me. -_- When I looked at their website, I was looking for something like "registration" or something of that nature. When I saw 2013 entries, I thought it meant who was already to be featured. And thank you, jax_rox. Yeah, I'm actually daunted by the grandeouse...

This is just a basic question. How do you get into the Sundance film festival? Is There a way you can just register? Or do you need to go to some lower contests and hope you get noticed and recommended?

This story is adapted from a novella I wrote for the AHMM (Have had no word yet on its acceptence). The primary format of the story is alternating between the perspectives of the FBI Agents invesitgating a recent abduction by a serial killer, and that of the killer in the hours leading up to his...

I loved how bizarre the black on red looked in the first glass. Nice!

I'm working on a film now, just started writing it lol, about a serial killer and the central themes of the story are reproduction and fetuscide. When searching the killers den, they find jars of fermalhdihyde (Sorry about spelling) containing mutilated human fetuses. Anyone know where I could...

They happen to almost everyone: those little onscreen/behind the scene befuddlements that make us laugh at ourselves in our attempts to make film. What's your favorite/the funniest thing that has happened to you or one of your actors that ended up on the cutting room floor? For me: Yesterday, I...