| He allowed me to participate in the making of these movies to a degree that not a lot of screenwriters experience. |
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| He thinks that he was able to write this film because he's at a different time in his life than most screenwriters. |
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| It's as if the screenwriters have gone through the Gospels with a blue pencil, trying to recast the words so that we can accept them. |
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| That doesn't explain older screenwriters who choose to write about the trials and tribulations of the young. |
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| The screenwriters stay close to the central relationship, without losing touch with the freedom of thought amongst the Mexican intelligentsia. |
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| Friedman is treated in some ways much more as one of the boys than is the other woman on the team of eight screenwriters. |
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| Creative artists, screenwriters and filmmakers will need time to figure it out too. |
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| Writing about factual events is both appealing and challenging for screenwriters. |
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| Awarded the CBE in 1994, Rosenthal was one of Britain's most prolific screenwriters in a career spanning more than three decades. |
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| The creeping influence of literature is probably unavoidable, since screenwriters, as a group, are such a well-read lot. |
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| Outside Fox studios, red-shirted screenwriters trudge to and fro, carrying signs demanding more money from DVD and internet sales. |
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| These prizes reward both the directors and screenwriters of the programmes. |
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| Did the screenwriters know they were dancing with immortality when they wrote these lines? |
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| Myers and the other screenwriters took the slim material and spun it out to feature length without falling into the pitfalls that snared other SNL-based productions. |
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| These four high-spirited budding screenwriters befriend a telepathic canine named Duke. |
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| Aimed at American screenwriters, the event allows them to spend six weeks in an ancient abbey in Royaumont working on their projects. |
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| There are currently 11 internationally known female directors, 5 female screenwriters, and 5 private female producers. |
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| Training should be offered for story editors and producers that will enable them to work with screenwriters to develop viable projects. |
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| The Coop Vidéo de Montréal, founded in March, 1977, is a production centre for screenwriters, directors, producers and technicians. |
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| It seems that would-be screenwriters generally take one of three different routes. |
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| The UK Film Council plans new steps in a long-term strategy to identify and remedy the barriers to the success of women screenwriters. |
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| Since it began operating in January 1996, the INIS has trained 381 professionals who work as screenwriters, directors and producers. |
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| Perhaps that's a good thing, given the way Hollywood screenwriters habitually over-egg the pudding with preposterous special effects-laden set pieces when writing for the cinema. |
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| On paper, April's merger makes sound sense: Endeavour had a strong TV division, together with several modish young actors, screenwriters, and directors. |
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| Meanwhile, in the remembrances of this year's dead, all the actors — though not the screenwriters, directors, or sound engineers — were shown in youth: friskily, brightly resurrected in the screen's glow. |
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| Thomas Séraphine's production organization La Maison du Bonheur brings together a band of directors, screenwriters and actors, all driven by a desire to joke around. |
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| Marvel hired a pair of high-profile female screenwriters, Guardians of the Galaxy's Nicole Perlman and Inside Out's Meg LeFauve, to oversee the new film earlier this week. |
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| Also, the lower cost of digital production means that screenwriters can become digital content producers, overseeing all aspects of production in a way that just cannot be done in traditional broadcast television. |
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| The Czech Republic has a productive generation of new screenwriters, directors and actors who present their productions to audiences all over the world. |
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| The training supported will involve all actors of the production process including directors, produces, screenwriters and will also support their co-operation. |
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| It's almost an established truth in the film industry: as soon as directors, screenwriters and actors from Germany set about transforming a historical theme into film, something great emerges. |
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| In a short, compact and comprehensive way, essential problems faced by screenwriters are presented, from the protection of an idea, to the expose and treatment up to the completed script. |
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| As an illustration of Film France's work, last November the association invited some ten foreign screenwriters to visit the regions of France in search of inspiration. |
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| Usually the names of the screenwriters are forgotten,'' Carriere said in a recent interview, charming with his French accent. |
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| The year long course is aimed specifically at emerging female screenwriters designed to push their careers up a level to feature film screenwriting. |
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| We also launched a Film and Audiovisual Production Plan to allocate significant resources to support the media arts, as well as create scholarships for screenwriters and directors. |
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| He reveals the best strategy for screenwriters to get their script into the right hands. |
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| It is an opportunity to develop your script with the guidance of screenwriters who will embrace your vision and help you find the most compelling way to tell your story. |
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| It would be nice if those in the industry could shed some light on how aspiring screenwriters can be a part of their film productions. |
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| We call it general film studies. This means that cinematography students do some directing or write a screenplay, and students who want to become screenwriters learn to handle the camera. |
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| That's always been a tempting escape clause for screenwriters. |
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| Seven screenwriters worked on the project, and filming was chaotic. |
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| Screenwriters wade into turbulent water when they adapt screenplays from best-selling books. |
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| Screenwriters research, plan, draft and revise scripts before submitting them to a producer, production company or broadcaster. |
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| Screenwriters Neal Purvis and Robert Wade returned and began work in the summer of 2000 with the producers. |
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