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Nowadays to get financing you need a branded or high-concept screenplay. Why not say we only finance commercial films with stars attached?

Nowadays to get financing you need a branded or high-concept screenplay. Why not say we only finance commercial films with stars attached? - Question/Answer Nowadays to get financing you need a branded or high-concept screenplay. Why not say we only finance commercial films with stars attached?

Nov 07, 2012 - 12:00 AM

Nowadays to get financing you need a branded or high-concept screenplay. Why not say we only finance commercial films with stars attached? What do you have to say to us mortals trying to get into this hypocritical market?

In act one, there is usually time for the characters to breed and just exist, but then acts two and three are commonly more plot-driven. How can you tell if your plot is getting in the way of your characters’ personalities?

In act one, there is usually time for the characters to breed and just exist, but then acts two and three are commonly more plot-driven. How can you tell if your plot is getting in the way of your characters’ personalities? - Question/Answer In act one, there is usually time for the characters to breed and just exist, but then acts two and three are commonly more plot-driven. How can you tell if your plot is getting in the way of your characters’ personalities?

Nov 05, 2012 - 12:00 AM

In act one, there is usually time for the characters to breed and just exist, but then acts two and three are commonly more plot-driven. How can you tell if your plot is getting in the way of your characters’ personalities, and do you really need all that plot?

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