Web Resources
I'm going to be writing a brief article for the online edition of scr(i)pt magazine about the various screenwriting resources on the web. I already know plenty, but I'm sure there are some good ones that I'm unaware of. So if you've got any faves to suggest that you think I may not be familiar with, please drop me an email or leave it in the comments, in the next few days!
Thanks!
Tags: screenwriting
Thanks!
Tags: screenwriting
posted by Fun Joel | 9:44 PM
10 Comments:
www.flashyourrack.com
Alright boys. Behave yourselves! I'm being serious here.
Haha, you have to love the scribosphere help.
Here's the best Enneagram site that I have found:
http://www.enneagraminstitute.com/descript.asp
Great descriptions with Hollywood examples. Perfect for the screenwriter.
You've probably been there.
Bill & JDC.. thanks guys! I'll go check them out! ;)
Joel, on the serious side here... there's a femal working writer (TV writer) who blogs at http://industrywhore.blogspot.com Check her out.. she mixes personal stuff witht eh screeenwriting stuff but still...
btw,,Bill & JDC... kidding! ;)
A very special public shout out to the blog-less Ted Gasowski for emailing me a phat and fat list of websites on this subject. Now I just have to work my way through them!
Thanks brother!
I've been a member of zoetrope.com's "Virtual Studio" since 2000. In 2002, we had an in-person meet and greet in LA, sort of like you all did after the Expo. It was great fun. A couple of the guys I met at that party have since made indie films. Consequently, I've seen the whole cycle up close, i.e. given notes on 1st and subsequent drafts, watched actors' reels and given feedback about casting, visited the set, analyzed and given feedback on various rough cuts, made suggestions for the soundtrack and finally, watched the finished products at film festivals. That's what you can do with a free website and some excellent networking skills.
Oh, JDC, see, thing is, I'm a face and smile kinda girl lovin' girl... so, the ta-tas... not so much. 'Sides, I got some decent ones of my own. ;)
I've found TriggerStreet helpful. No as helpful as it could be - the reviews are spotty in quality - but better than sitting in an outhouse, reading over your own stuff for the fifth time.
Ditto webs post.
TriggerStreet (which I'm sure you already have on your radar) is a great resource.
Yeah, Trigger Street was definitely one of the sites I was going to mention, but I haven't had much personal experience with it, so thanks for those comments!
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