Throwing a Pass at Southern College Football to AMC

With the success of last year’s Oscar-winning film The Blind Side, it seems Hollywood is taking note of America’s burgeoning interest in college football. “It’s a billion dollar industry,” says screenwriter Graham Gordy, who recently pitched the TV show, The Wreck, to AMC.

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TV Writer Podcast Episode 3 – Ian Stokes (Warehouse 13)

Continuing our series on the crossover between SyFy’s hit shows Warehouse 13 and Eureka, this week Gray talks to the writer of the crossover episode on the Warehouse 13 side, Ian Stokes.

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Aaron Sorkin to receive 2010 Final Draft, Inc. Hall of Fame Award

Aaron Sorkin, influential and iconic screenwriter of A Few Good Men, The West Wing and the upcoming The Social Network (Oct. 1), will receive the 2010 Final Draft, Inc. Hall of Fame Award on Oct. 14 in Beverly Hills. Mr. Sorkin also graces the cover of the Sept./Oct. 2010 issue of Script.

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The Truth (?) About Facebook

Aaron Sorkin finds Rashômon at the heart of the world’s biggest Internet success story with his upcoming film The Social Network.

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TV Writer Podcast Episode 2 – Jack Kenny (Warehouse 13)

Warehouse 13 has been breaking records for the SyFy network since its launch. Today we are pleased to bring you an interview with Warehouse 13 showrunner Jack Kenny.

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SCRIPT on SCRIPT: Sept./Oct. 2010

William Martell’s article “Blockbuster Brilliance!” from the September/October edition of Script, perfectly outlines my final, winning rebuttal to an argument I’ve been having with a writer friend mine who thinks Avatar shouldn’t be on my 2009 top ten list. (After all, we’re screenwriters, not just “average moviegoers.”)

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Spec Sale Spotlight: F. Scott Frazier

Up-and-coming screenwriter F. Scott Frazier talks about how he landed management and script sales in Hollywood’s tough spec market.

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Big Idea Writers Challenge [Sponsored]

Big Idea Writers Challenge is a Bi-monthly contest that will take your script to the hands of Producers, Investors and Studios.

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What’s New in the Sept/Oct 2010 Issue of Script

Aaron Sorkin on The Social Network! Chris Provenzano & Charlie Mitchell on Get Low! Stephen Schiff and Allan Loeb on Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps! All of this and much more in the Sept./Oct. issue of Script magazine on newsstands now!

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PRIMETIME: How should I lay out episodic format in a written pitch?

NEVER use one-sheets or leave-behinds. Execs and producers may ask, but they almost NEVER HELP YOU.

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Test Your Screenwriting I.Q. (Pt. 1)

Steve Kaire sets the record straight on some popular misconceptions about the industry.

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PRIMETIME: Can I submit my sizzle reel electronically… and should I password-protect it?

When people are super-proprietary over ideas they pitch, and they think it’s the only one of its kind, A) they’re wrong, and B) it feels like amateur hour.

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SCRIPT ON SCRIPT: July/August 2010

When I saw the title of Dwayne Alexander Smith’s article in the July/August edition of Script and the accompanying, enticing picture of the sexy, welcoming, smiling woman with the “no” and “yes” signs, I became quite excited. “The Agony of the Silent No” must contain the answers to my problems. However, soon enough I realized the woman in the picture wasn’t welcoming me, but only teasing me, and that she would leave through the back door before I ever found out if we were going home together… or something like that.

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TV Writer Podcast Episode 1 – Matt Miller (Human Target/Chuck)

Script Magazine is proud to announce our editorial partnership with TVWriterPodcast.com! Hosted by Gray Jones, the TV Writer Podcast is devoted to interviews with working TV writers. For the inaugural episode, Jones has not one but two interviews with Human Target show runner Matt Miller.

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