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Script magazine - March/April 2007
New Media: Into the Blogosphere
by John Scott Lewinski
Four writers explain how you can use screenwriting blogs to your advantage.
Why I Write: The Cox Brothers
by Zack Gutin
In the great tradition of sibling comedy duos, the Cox Brothers deliver big laughs in Blades of Glory.
10 Questions: Edgar Wright
by Steve Head
Shaun of the Dead writer-director Edgar Wright is back with an action-comedy, Hot Fuzz.
A Conversation With James Strouse
by Aaron Ginsburg
This year’s Waldo Salt Screenwriting Award-winner discusses his powerful debut film, Grace is Gone.
Script to Screen: 300
by David S. Cohen
Frank Miller said his graphic novel 300 was like a chain that was in a knot. It was up to screenwriters Zack Snyder and Kurt Johnstad to straighten it out.
Doug Ellin’s Entourage
by Bob Verini
Doug Ellin discusses his successful series Entourage and the characters he knows “like a book.”
The Number 23
by Joshua Stecker
Fernley Phillips explains how his first script attracted star Jim Carrey and director Joel Schumacher.
Writers on Writing: Zodiac
by James Vanderbilt
More than 30 years ago, law enforcement, media outlets, and the general public became obsessed with the Zodiac murders. Now add one screenwriter to the list.
The Small Screen: TV or Film?
by Debra Eckerling
A handful of fortunate writers work in both mediums. Here is the new crop of multimedia talent.
Wes Craven’s Midnight Entertainment
by Rachel Wimberly
Master of horror Wes Craven adds to his screamingly successful development empire.
Development Heaven: Part Two
by Bettina Moss
The development process from the writer’s perspective. Industry vets Lowell Ganz and John Hamburg give their tips for survival.
New Writer Profile: Megan Holley
by Joshua Stecker
A Virginia screenwriter becomes the toast of Tinseltown.
Independents: Wanna See My Shorts?
by William Martell
Short films can be your calling card; find out how to construct one.
Screenwriting Legend: Robert Towne
by Ray Morton
As the lauded writer of Chinatown, Robert Towne elevated the role of the writer in Hollywood.
Who You Know: Stephanie Allain of Southern Cross the Dog
by Sarah Vance
Hustle & Flow producer Stephanie Allain discusses her next collaboration with writer-director Craig Brewer, Black Snake Moan.
The Business: The Tax Man Cometh
by Robert Gustafson
Some tricks of the trade that can help save you money all year.
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