Day 32: Roadmap into the industry

Topics & links - 1st 31 days

Day 31 • http://bit.ly/nF06Sk • Put. The. Remote. Down.

Day 30 • http://bit.ly/nJuFBr • Writing visually, with precision

Day 29 • http://bit.ly/qE7LnS • Using real people to create fictional characters

Day 28 • http://bit.ly/nS1DQ7 • Kiss her, you fool (when the audience just wants t0 have fun)

Day 27 • http://bit.ly/pQwYrK • Changing in place

Day 26 • http://bit.ly/pd7xok • Breathing life into your antagonist

Day 25 • http://bit.ly/l7xrEw • Controversial topics, an opportunity for great storytelling

Day 24 • --

Day 23 • http://bit.ly/mDCgRj • Story ideas: Monsters to Shakespeare to Oscar

Day 22 • http://bit.ly/mGwW0Z • What I learned from Jackie Chan

Day 21 • http://bit.ly/jQGShO • The War Room

Day 20 • http://bit.ly/lt1WiG • Who's the director?

Day 19 • http://bit.ly/lVryP0 • Creating unforgettable moments

Day 18 • http://bit.ly/lgxqqy • Naming characters

Day 17 • http://bit.ly/lQLh5Z • Notes/Directing Actors course, SWP Workshop Part II

Day 16 • http://bit.ly/maD7G3 • Notes/Directing Actors Course, SWP Workshop Part I

(..."The bigger the lie, the better the line).

Day 15 • http://bit.ly/iWNJqi • Why is this day different?

Day 14 • http://bit.ly/lj5Uzj

Day 13 • http://bit.ly/mIrUay •

Day 12 • http://bit.ly/kiCJIT • Creating unforgettable characters

Day 11 • http://bit.ly/kFr1XJ • What to write?

Day 10 • http://bit.ly/kD2ftA • Irvin Kershner - memories

Day 9 • http://bit.ly/jL1yCO • Frank Wuliger, acting courses

Day 8 • --

Day 7 • http://bit.ly/kln6iZ • Ron Friedman

Day 6 • http://bit.ly/mNAGqQ • Join me on my journey

Day 5 • http://bit.ly/lJUYzd • Stick with one genre

Day 4 • http://bit.ly/mHxVC7 • I miss my friend, part II

Day 3 • http://bit.ly/kVV8rj • I miss my friend, part I

Day 2 • http://bit.ly/lsSU8w • Getting started

Day 1 • http://bit.ly/mO9J9c • Intro (the beginning)

NOTE: These entries are inspired by the final assignment for "The Business of Writing for Screen and Television," a School of Cinematic Arts' course taught by Frank Wuliger. Hoping to help his students become working screenwriters, he asked us to create a personal, five-year road map into the industry.