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Down To The Wire

by on April 22, 2009 in Business of Writing, Craft of Writing, From the Floor

The final two days of shooting for season 2 of OVERRULED are upon us!  If all goes according to plan, Thursday, April 23 wraps production of these 13 episodes.  After that, it’s back to the normal grind of juggling many balls. It’s been a great shoot so far, made even more exciting by having caught […]

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LOVE IN THE TIME OF CHOLERA: A Cautionary Screenwriting Tale

by on April 12, 2009 in Craft of Writing, Reviews

I’m not going to do a full breakdown of this movie, but just a quick mention.  I saw it last night on cable.  Lush, beautiful, and a total CAUTIONARY TALE ABOUT THE DANGERS OF A WEAK MAIN CHARACTER!!! The two lovers Fermina and Florentino meet in their youth and he takes a vow to love […]

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Who’s the Main Character in TITANIC?

by on January 22, 2009 in Articles, Craft of Writing, On Writing

Blog reader “Twilight” asked the following question: “I must ask something here about who is the main character in Titanic. All the time I though it was Rose, because she is the character who drives the story, or? I also think I have read from others like Michael Haug that Rose is the Main Character. […]

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