Disney Fellowship has posted their application for both Television and Features are now available.
Cut off date is August 8th.
Archive for Screenwriting
I’ve either misplaced your blogger address or you deleted it. You still posting?
Austin Film Festival Screenwriting Contest has it’s early bird deadline on May 15th. Last deadline is on June 1st.
According to the TV Guide, Red Sox Game is being booted to Channel 3 tonight due to Bruins are in the Playoffs.
Thursday’s Edition of The Legend of Lili Deacon is up.
Script Frenzy Meet Up at Reflections Cafe in Providence Tonight. Hopefully the Tell Tale Production being down the road will help with the writing.
If all these flight cancellations continue during the San Diego Comic Con, I’d be slightly perturbed.
Script Frenzy Write In at Reflections Cafe in Providence, tonight.
5-6pm until whenever. Surge Protector, stickers and moral support will be on hand.
Up to 24 Pages…
The first RI meet up for Script Frenzy 2008 is going to be tonight at Panera Bread in Cranston from 5-6pm until either we get sick of each or they kick us out at 9pm.
Other meet ups will be posted to the RI Calender on the Script Frenzy Board.
Stickers, Surge Protectors and moral support will be on hand.
With Script Frenzy now just a shy 5.5 hours away, the screenplay adaptation of my 2006 NaNoWrimo Novel, Bread, Milk and Blood: A Tale of Zzzooommmbbbiieeesss in Rhode Island and Providence Plantation begins tomorrow.
Script Frenzy begins in 2 days.
Write Ins currently are planned for Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Tuesdays, 5pm-6pm at Panera (possibly rotating between the three Panera’s on RTE 2). Saturdays 5pm-6pm at Reflections Cafe in Providence.
And, maybe even Borders at PVD Mall for the bitter end.
Surge Protectors will be provided.
First Write In will be April 1st at Panera in Cranston, Script Frenzy table will be in the back.
I dunno about the rest of you but the catastrophic events this article portrays sounds sounds so neat!
If you ever wanted a 5 minute intro for an end of the world movie that thar Super Colider is it.
“Lose all respect for the source material.” Akiva Goldsmith to Aaron Sorkin on adapting George Cril’s novel “Charlie Wilson’s War” into a feature length movie.
Those seven little words could explain why Batman Forever and Batman and Robin tuned out the way they did.
