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🤖Joke & Genre Nerd. Writers Assistant, Script Coordinator, Forever Student, Watcher of Things I Like. Best day = Saw the "killin me Smalls" Sandlot kid at Subway. My abuelos' VCRs led me here🇨🇺 https://imdb.to/39VPx1A movingpics.substack.com

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Post with a villain you love.

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The dynamic duo ❤️

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#returnofthejedi #Starwars #behindthescenes🎬 #filmmaking

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Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker concept art by Kevin Jenkins

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Voices in your mind may say, “Your story is no good. Writing is too hard. You suck.” Here’s how you fight them: Write the next sentence. #writing

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Chilling with the boys

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20 years!! And it’s still the best origin film. The "Trauma/Training/Triumph" structure - with Batman being “born” at the midpoint - was the perfect way to explore why Bruce Wayne sees the world in shades of dark. And the beauty of this trilogy is that by the end, he starts to see shades of light.

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A great question to ask yourself about your script: What do you want the audience to feel when your movie fades to black at the end? Your screenplay should service that emotional response throughout the entire writing narrative. #screenwriting

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35 years ago today this was the box office opening day double feature. Perfection.

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For the absolute last time: I never said I thought E.T. dressed in the wig and the dress was sexy, I said I could see why people would think that

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20 years!! And it’s still the best origin film. The "Trauma/Training/Triumph" structure - with Batman being “born” at the midpoint - was the perfect way to explore why Bruce Wayne sees the world in shades of dark. And the beauty of this trilogy is that by the end, he starts to see shades of light.

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44 years ago...

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I told you we’d be back

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A thread worth repeating, especially on days like today ❤️

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My inks over George Perez pencils for a GL Corps/ Planet of the Apes crossover from about 10 years ago.

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Happy birthday to the late George Perez, one of the greats! Pencils to A GL- Planet of the Apes cover. My inks in next post.

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A thread worth repeating, especially on days like today ❤️

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Jun 5th 1985 - #FerrisBueller took his day off....ish. The baseball game took place on this day (https://t.co/CTFxoFQbjk) However, the parade takes place mid Sept (https://t.co/shpt8VukuI) & script hints it takes place in April 📽️📅 Ferris Bueller's Day Off (1986)

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Few artists’ entire body of work have meant as much to me over the course of my life as Drew Struzan’s has. With his gift every movie felt epic & important whether the artwork was framed in the movie theater lobby or sitting on the video store shelf.

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"That is part of the beauty of all literature. You discover that your longings are universal longings, that you're not lonely and isolated from anyone. You belong." - F. Scott Fitzgerald

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My alliterative definition of Story: "A character we care about confronts complex challenges created by a compelling crisis with a cathartic conclusion." gointothestory.blcklst.com/my-alliterat... #storytelling #screenwriting #writing #scriptsky

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RIP Alf Clausen He did phenomenal work for The Simpsons and was an integral part of why so many classic Simpsons episodes turned out as great as they did variety.com/2025/artisan...

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Superman: The Mad Scientist (1941) #animationtidbits #sakuga #animation #2danimation

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