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the best prelap was jon snow from baby to king

Writing coming from a hive of people who are not the same is how you destroy good scripts and turn them in The Rings of Power of some other shite like that. Sinular voices with a singular vision retains the creativity and doesn't dilute the story with DEI crap.

Shane Black, imo started the whole talking to the reader. All his scripts did it.

Could you please reign in the use of 'like'. Thank you.

I wish this was twice as long as it is lol (you should do one with Frank too)

If you've read the screenplay before watching the movie-which I strongly advise-you'll likely agree that the script is superior to the film. It's a quintessential Shakespearean-esque tale of two testosterone-fueled young men vying for the attention of a young woman -- nothing else was needed. Sadly, the director imposed his own woke agenda onto the script, ultimately making it worse. Any real writer should feel infuriated by it. Edit: It's also ridiculous that this film cost 55 mil. Why?? How?? On what?? Was Zendaya paid 50 million? Plus, the score is horrible. I don' t care how much people love sucking Trent Reznor's and Atticus Ross c*cks.

Her cute face made me watch 'til the end.

She's hot

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Fincher: great director or indecisive filmmaker?

That was great. Very informative and as a screen writer quite refreshing to hear! Look forward to your next video!

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Thanks for this! Wonderful content.

New subscriber here. Thanks for all the great content!!

Are those lavs even on?

I really apprciate you guys for taking out the time to create this. Thank you!

These two said the word "like" so often I felt as if I was at some high schooler's chill session. I just couldn't get through it.

Beautiful. And real.

That was a fantastic and inspiring deep dive into her understanding of screenwriting. I'll have to listen to this periodically to keep her fine points in the forefront of my mind as I work on my own screenwriting. I like the part where she said that the logline is a portal. That will always stick with me now whenever I write a logline.

Watched this video about a month ago, and had never heard of this book. Decided that I wanted to go out and read it and then come back and comment. Thank you for recommending this book. Easily the most helpful and inspiring book on reading and writing fiction I’ve ever read.

Film festivals should be non-profit, not for-profit.

Sorry but u speak like a simplistic person. U think u are talking about unexchangable values that underly conflicting political statements, but u are only buying the antagonical aesthetics of this opposite discourses that are fed by the superficial perception reinforced by current media. Information conglomerates are profiting from people like you.

Thank you..

Thanks. It's good to know what readers are looking for. I mean, aside from the race and gender of the author. Obviously those are the most important things.

Let me guess, only wrote scripts that are about feminist ideology and how masculinity is bad, etc?

I really liked that! I hope you do a regular conversation series with her. I think the thing she kept harping on - how there should be subtext in films, how she liked that script where a couple were having sex and then you discover later that they are married to different people - that Possum logline ------ all those things required the audience to connect two dots the writer set up, but which they did not join for the reader. But when the audience makes that connection themselves, they get a little jolt of dopamine. I bet she likes puzzles too.

Sigh...... this is just a bunch of common sense BS. What a waste of a video.

Sounds like these scripts have to please a wide variety of people to win.

Great work!

What a fantastic conversation. I love how personal it is, and how it doesn't try to be 'ideal'.

This is really great. Fantastic interview and super insightful wisdom from her.

This is great content; she seems very genuine rather than trying to sell you on something.

most commonly used word - Like.

Also, the thing is, an experienced actor will only put up with Mamet-style "direction" from Mamet. If you're not David Mamet and told an actor who had a question "It's all in the words" they'd probably give up on you and forge their own path.

Yeah, I think myself and the majority of actors take issue with Mamet's dogma that a character is all in the words. Just say the dialogue in a straightforward, uninflected manner and it'll all be there. Dialogue can be interpreted in any number of ways -- even his dialogue. Mamet just won't acknowledge that.

Great interview marred by bad sound for half of it. Always monitor your recording.

Great point about trailer spoilers. Personally I believe nothing from the second half of the flick should be in the trailer, UNLESS it’s a misrepresentation. Love letting the audience go “I know wat happens here” and then “wait what?”

Cool - love it, man!

Thank you for fixing the audio lol

Great video! for future use, I'd use Adobe's Free Audio Cleanup tool to remove the echo and make everything sound fantastic!

Brilliant. So much great info to implement. Thank you for sharing.

Ya’ll ever go to like a video twice

Its very hard to act. As a director you should try it at least once. Ive done it a handful of times even in my own movies and im very hit or miss.

Can you say the word “like” a few THOUSAND more times????!!!! C’mon!!! I can listen no longer.

One of the best screenwriting interviews! I’ve written 30+ scripts, won awards and had two features made that were internationally distributed. Still so much to learn and reenforce. Love what she said about subtext, as that’s one of the biggest falls in badly made movies and TV. We speak in subtext constantly - every time we speak nicely to a boss we hate, every time our wife says I’M FINE!!! - and she’s not actually fine, every time we speak in one way, while hiding another emotion behind it. And Joslyn’s gorgeous. Thanks for the eye candy.

No one had to take his abuse. History is full of creatives who didn't care a fuck about how they got shit done. Good for him. If you don't want to be abused or treated badly by someone else, take responsibility for yourself. Thnaks for turning me on to this guy though, going to check out some rooms and walls.

Good take, man! In this regard, I like the audacity Steven Soderberg showed time and time again shooting on iPhone and applying the most economical way of making films. Would love to hear your thought on this as well!

*Modern mainstream* movies *sukk* because: 1) hammy dialogue 2) crude and tackyness (foul language / Gore and violence) 3) wooden characters (with actors that would fit in perfectly at IKEA/ a furniture store) Where's the subtlety? Where's the finesse? *Thankfully* - cause of *Internet* and _smartphones_ - *anyone* can tell and *anyone can make a story* and share. Stay happy everyone:)