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Screenwriting news and in-depth analysis from a devoted, yet mysterious, student of the craft.
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- Mystery Man
- I'm famous yet anonymous, failed yet accomplished, brilliant yet semi-brilliant. I'm a homebody who jetsets around the world. I'm brash and daring yet chilled with a twist. I also write for Script Magazine.
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16 comments:
Well. How....mysterious!
He wouldn't be the man of mystery otherwise.
We need to redecorate. Paint. Rearange the furniture. He'll never know what hit him.
Or, learn to spell.
I just thought you were saving on r's.
What we need to do is start some gigantic debate so that this seemingly innocuous blog entry becomes the most controversial. That would be hilarious.
OK, I'll start. I think screenplays should be written in Arial type. (OK, I really don't, just trying to start s**t).
Yeah, Arial is stoopid! We all know that Crayon-based calligraphy heiroglyphs in maroon cursive Greek Kenji skywriting on the back of soup labels is the way of the future. Oh, and in 76,001-point font, too.
so...we're supposed to stay here looking at this screen until Friday?
Man, damn. I heard there was a food fight! Instead all I find is a lukewarm discussion of font...
soooo disappointing.
Rose
Pick something else to fight about then....we're all ears
Carl
That is too funny... I'm trying to imagine a script written on soupcan labels...hahaha
Would that be like one minute per label?
Oh Mickey (ur so fine, oh mickey!),
Nah... I just wanted to throw a plate of spaghetti at someone. Maybe get some peach cobbler in my hair...
;)
Mickey,
One minute per label on Campell's Soup, but 1.5 minutes on those big Progresso labels.
It's a full moon and MM has disappeared. Hmm...maybe he reverts to something, like a werewolf...or Joe Eszterhas.
Ger, you posted! Huzzah! Here's hoping we see more of you in the future.
Mickey Lee - Hehehe... You bastard.
MaryAn - they should read your blog! Death of a protag, baby! I'm going to give you a shout-out.
Ger - A coded message for you - a certain knight knight is truly great great. Hehehe...
Mim - I've missed you!
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