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Solitary Man

The Latest!

Concerning MediaFire and the Current Lack of Scripts…

So, you may have noticed a serious lack of scripts on the site recently. In fact, there are none currently. Don’t worry, though, that will change very soon… but probably in a way that will greatly disappoint many of you. First, let’s tackle what happened with MediaFire and all the scripts. In short, it’s all my fault. Yes, I’m owning up to my own mistake here. I fucked up. The short version is when the Twentieth Cent[...] Read more »

Seven Scripts

Kevin Lehane’s Seven Scripts You Gotta Read!

Hey, all. Sheridan here. To help ring in the new year, I asked Grabbers screenwriter Kevin Lehane if he’d like to contribute a new list for our Seven Scripts column. It’s been a while, I know, but what better way to start the new year and jump-start those 2012 screenwriting resolutions than by reviving this great column and giving you some [...] Read more »

Movie Review

Jeff Beck Reviews: Dark Shadows

There are times when a writer can successfully integrate a number of tones together to create a memorable film. For instance, just a couple of weeks ago, I reviewed the Norwegian film “Headhunters,” which blended together thrills, mystery, and black comedy into a bizarre, but rather entertaining film. Then there are times when the mixture is not successful and finds itself struggling to create an identity, which brings us to Tim Burton’s la[...] Read more »

Take-Home Tuesday

Spotlight: Coal Miner’s Daughter

Sheridan here. Sorry for the lack of updates with Take-Home Tuesday. In January, just when I thought I was going to have the extra time to devote to this column, my freelancing career got very busy, and continues to stay that way. So, this week we’re going to try something different, we’re going to spotlight just a single film. If you l[...] Read more »

Script to Screen

Script-to-Screen: Arthur (1981)

Hey, all. Sheridan here. Remember the John August vs. ScriptShadow debate from a couple years ago? Mr. August made a very good point in that post that has stuck with me ever since: Shining a spotlight on the scripts and their screenwriters would genuinely help readers see how the words on the page were translated to the screen. That point was the very genesis of this new column: Script-to-Screen. We’ve posted a[...] Read more »

Writer’s Style

Writer’s Style: Walter Hill

In light of the recent copyright hoopla, I’d like to preface this article by stating this: the article that you’re about to read is why I do what I do; it’s the reason this website exists. My intention isn’t to violate anyone’s rights, it’s to simply educate myself and others. Without this site, and the many, many people that utilize it, I would never have stumbled across the Hard Times screenplay. A script that I can say has single-handedly and radically altered my approach to screenwriting as much [...] Read more »

"I think you have to have a theme. At least I do. I think you need something to always go back to."

- Eric Roth
"Zen and the Art of Screenwriting"