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Richard Brandes Director and Film Connection Mentor. Hollywood, CA Based Movie Director and Film Writer Producer, director, and writer Richard Brandes has made a career out of making audiences...
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At some point, we all had to write a paper of some kind in high school. You had to follow MLA style, use assigned margins and spacing for the text,...
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Generally speaking, short scripts still follow a three-act structure, although the time spent developing each act may differ. In most films, Acts 1 and 3 each make up around 25%...
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Anybody that’s interested in the filmmaking business either wants to be a director, a producer, a big star, or some other position where they’ll see their name in lights. But...
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How to Make a Script for a Film? Formatting of your Film Script Do you have all parts of your script What to do when your film script is complete...
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A shadowy figure passes behind the hero in a dimly lit parking garage. The doorknob of a locked room turns back and forth. A mysterious package is slowly opened. When...
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Filmmakers use storyboards to provide a visual representation of a screenplay, plan a shooting schedule, or present their ideas to producers and other decision-makers. They are a great communication tool...
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Think about Tom Hanks’ character in Castaway. We know he’s a busy, driven executive at FedEx from the start because he’s doing things a busy, driven executive does. The real...
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Let’s do a quick rundown of the differences between screenplays and scripts (although they are generally regarded as one and the same). Screenplays are always written for the screen, such...
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