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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
Jay A. Fernandez


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

 
 


"Be that person who's stubborn enough to look in the face of the hurricane and not blink."

- Sheldon Turner

Sheldon Turner is the prototype for the smart, brash, ambitious young screenwriter - only he's also got a law degree from NYU and has had his fiction published in the New Yorker. Turner recently broke through with his script for the 2005 remake of The Longest Yard, starring Chris Rock and Adam Sandler, and he has half a dozen other scripts in development. He's got insane discipline, writes longhand, and boycotts email. He figured out how to work the system, and he's got more witty axioms for how to play the Hollywood game than a Tropicana craps dealer at 3 am. But you'll just have to hear Turner talk to get it - what being the biggest guy in the room can do for you, how to read an audience, what to say in pitch meetings, and why you should let everyone know that you think Lost in Translation sucks.


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Running Time: 89 minutes
DVD Chapters
1. Intro
2. Anger Is A Great Energy
3. Everybody Wants to Say Cool Dialogue
4. You Gotta Kill Your Children
5. The Freaky Guy Hanging Out in the Bathroom
6. They Actually Want to Make This?
7. I Gave The Money Back
8. Content Void
9. The Steak and the Sizzle
10. Take That Goddamn Thorn Out
11. An 18-Karat Control Freak
12. Insert Cry Here
13. A 22-Year-Old Semi-Retarded Kid
14. Most People Don't Read Samples
15. What's Better Than Killing Nazis?
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