Category Archives: THREE CENTS
[THREE CENTS] Responsibility to Your Audience
As writers, most of us work to create scripts with compelling stories, three-dimensional characters, and authentic-sounding dialogue. But what else should be on our checklist? After all, screenplays – and the resulting movies, television, and web content – aren’t designed … Continue reading
[THREE CENTS] Owning Star Wars
There might be a spoiler or two in here, but seriously – if you haven’t seen The Last Jedi by now, I have to think you don’t really care. So let’s get on with it… When I first saw Star Wars as … Continue reading
[THREE CENTS] But Does It Hold Up?
Back in college, I started compiling a list of my favorite movies. I was in film school, so watching, studying, and (over) analyzing movies was a considerably large part of my life. I’ve been much less active in filling out … Continue reading
[THREE CENTS] The Most Important Thing
A few weeks ago I found out that a guy I went to high school with had taken his own life. Needless to say, it’s horrible. I feel terrible for him, his family, everyone in his life. I wasn’t friends with … Continue reading
[THREE CENTS] Strange Brew
I’ll be writing this post under the assumption that you’ve seen Marvel’s Doctor Strange. If you haven’t, well, SPOILER ALERT: I’ll be spoiling it. (and maybe spoiling watching movies in general) After many years in a lifetime of film, television, … Continue reading