Aspirants often think cold-calling, querying, and unsolicited submissions are viable methods for getting an agent. But they’re actually a waste of time, energy, and postage. So let’s take a look at some methods that work …
TV writers need to learn how to take a punch, a mandatory eight count and then get up and go back at it. They also have to know how to throw a punch.
On Thursday, Nov. 4, Script Magazine held its first-ever reader meetup! Screenwriters and entertainment industry-types of all levels and professions converged at Lily’s Bar and Restaurant at the Roger Smith Hotel in New York City for an evening of networking, making new friends and imbibing (responsibly!) copious amounts of alcohol…
Sheila Kogan recaps her experience and reviews a few of the films from this year’s New York Film Festival at Lincoln Center.
Script Magazine’s west coast editor, Joshua Stecker, talks to playwright and screenwriter Bob Glaudini on the film version of his play Jack Goes Boating. The film stars Phillip Seymour Hoffman (in his directorial debut, as well), Amy Ryan, John Ortiz and Daphne Rubin-Vega. The film tells the story of a reggae music-loving limo driver (Hoffman) [...]
