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Had this script for a while but didn't want to talk about it until after the movie came out. Screenwriter Cameron Alexander's script is an interesting read. I love several things about it. First, it's one of the best examples of writing vertically. His exposition is powerful, visual, and pithy. Lots of white space, hence vertical, and just a clean fast read. Second, it's pacing is excellent. Because of his writing style you don't want to put the script down. <\/p>\n","title":"Script Review: HEART OF THE BEAST","avFile":"
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Spec scripts are the walking dead of the industry; they are simply not selling.. More than a few executives and producers I have know are either not with the same company or going out on their own. Pitch sites like Inktip are extremely slow if not dead.<\/p>\n","title":"The Walking Dead Spec","avFile":"
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I’m weighed down at work, so I’m continuing to turn over blogging duties to Adam Levenberg. Adam does provide a service, and I provide a link to his site. If one is in the market for a consultant, Adam should certainly be considered. He has good, practical advice and industry experience.<\/p>\n","title":"10 Screenwriting Tips!","avFile":"
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