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A groundbreaking interview series that pulls the
curtain back on the fascinating craft of screenwriting.


 
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Mike De Luca
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Paul Attanasio
Stuart Beattie
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Ganz & Mandel
David Goyer
Susannah Grant
Ted Griffin
Paul Haggis
John Hamburg
Jonathan Hensleigh
Marshall Herskovitz
Nick Kazan
Callie Khouri
Simon Kinberg
Kurtzman & Orci
Jeff Nathanson
Billy Ray
Jose Rivera
Scott Rosenberg
Bruce Joel Rubin
David Seltzer
Ed Solomon
Robin Swicord
Peter Tolan
Sheldon Turner
Jim Uhls
Nia Vardalos


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"I think that there's something in the DNA of a script that can't be taken out."

- Nick Kazan

With close to 30 years experience in the business, Nick Kazan knows a few things about screenwriting. He has mastered research skills to write scripts based on true events like Frances, At Close Range, Patty Hearst and Reversal of Fortune, which earned him an Oscar® nomination. He has the knowledge of handling life after the nomination and how to manage studio notes and incorporate changes without weakening the script. He has the expertise of directing his own script, Dream Lover and writing with a partner, including a collaboration with his wife Robin Swicord on the adaptation of the Roald Dahl classic, Matilda. And on top of all that, this seasoned professional offers insight as to why he doesn’t do lunches, what it takes to develop screenwriting muscles and why life is always a comedy.


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Running Time: 90 minutes
DVD Chapters
1. Intro
2. The D.N.A. of a Script
3. I Don't Wanna Fake it
4. I Don't Like to Bore People
5. The Blank Screen
6. The Family Gun
7. Life is Always a Comedy
8. My Favorite Scene Never got Shot
9. The Lighter Visions
10. Oh My God, He's Guilty!
11. I'm Really Attracted to Conceptual Ideas
12. A Terrible Tendency to Tinker
13. You Have to Reinvent the Wheel
14. Perfection is the Enemy of Art
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