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Screenwriting Quote of the Day #109 (Shane Salerno)
According to IMDB Shane Salerno has co-written or re-written four films that have opened #1 at the box office; Armageddon, Breakdown, Alien vs. Predator, Shaft (though not always credited). He got a j… more →
Screenwriting from Iowa
Screenwriting Quote of the Day #109 (Shane Salerno)
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Scott W. Smith wrote 3 weeks ago: According to IMDB Shane Salerno has co-written or re-written four films that have opened #1 at the b … more →
Paranormal Box Office
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Scott W. Smith wrote 4 weeks ago: “I learned a lot about the process of filmmaking and that if you’re totally persistent a … more →
Good Morning America in Iowa
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Scott W. Smith wrote 4 months ago: Sometimes I think about the only way That I’ll ever see life beyond L.A. is dying … more →
Iowa Attracting Oscars
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Scott W. Smith wrote 4 months ago: This week I called one of the most respected make-up artists in Iowa for an upcoming shoot and I fou … more →
Re-Writing Screenwriter John August
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Scott W. Smith wrote 6 months ago: It’s not every day when you get the chance to re-write a major Hollywood screenwriter — so I … more →
Is Hollywood the New Detroit? (part 1)
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Scott W. Smith wrote 9 months ago: Hollywood has a problem and it’s not my fault. Really it isn’t. But if you’re a sc … more →
Juno Has Another Baby (Emmy)
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Scott W. Smith wrote 1 year ago: “Here’s my unsolicited advice to any aspiring screenwriters who might be reading this: D … more →
Sleeping with the Enemy
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Scott W. Smith wrote 1 year ago: “Looking back, I can’t believe that I—a housewife in Cedar Falls, Iowa–saw my poems and short … more →
Screenwriting & Storms
Scott W. Smith wrote 1 year ago: Auntie Em: “Why don’t you find a place where there isn’t any trouble?” Doro … more →
Learning to be "Good in a Room" (part 1)
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Scott W. Smith wrote 1 year ago: “Let’s talk about something important…coffee’s for closers only.” … more →
