Matthew Wade Reynolds

Chasing Intuition: David Lowery on A Ghost Story

Chasing Intuition: David Lowery on A Ghost Story

David Lowery discusses the importance of humor, putting Casey Affleck under a sheet, and the shabbiness of his daily writing rituals.

David Lowery discusses the importance of humor, putting Casey Affleck under a sheet, and the shabbiness of his daily writing rituals.

 Matthew Wade Reynolds

“Making a film is creating emotion.” Stéphane Brizé on A Woman’s Life

“Making a film is creating emotion.” Stéphane Brizé on A Woman’s Life

Stéphane Brizé discusses finding just the right time for a project, how to tell a costume designer that you’re going to throw mud on a vintage dress, and what to say to someone who insists films are for the intellect only

Stéphane Brizé discusses finding just the right time for a project, how to tell a costume designer that you’re going to throw mud on a vintage dress, and what to say to someone who insists films are for the intellect only

 Matthew Wade Reynolds

Finish What You Started with Finishing School

Finish What You Started with Finishing School

Cary Tennis and Danelle Morton discuss their new screenwriting book Finishing School, why we have such a hard time finishing things, and the trouble with claiming that “Actually, it’s a trilogy.”

Cary Tennis and Danelle Morton discuss their new screenwriting book Finishing School, why we have such a hard time finishing things, and the trouble with claiming that “Actually, it’s a trilogy.”

 Matthew Wade Reynolds

When Allegory Becomes Real: Desierto

When Allegory Becomes Real: Desierto

Jonas Cuarón on the influence of Spielberg, the connection between Desierto and his space epic Gravity, and being careful with the space between characters.

Jonas Cuarón on the influence of Spielberg, the connection between Desierto and his space epic Gravity, and being careful with the space between characters.

 Matthew Wade Reynolds

Equity: What Women Want

Equity: What Women Want

Equity screenwriter Amy Fox dove headfirst into the labyrinth of technology and finance. Her screenplay explores the final taboo of feminine desire: to make money.

Amy Fox on why she felt that weakness was a strength, well as where today’s emerging screenwriters are lacking, and how choosing a cricket sound effect shaped her writing skills.

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