In the early stages of a relationship, you don’t want to be stuck doing all the work. You don’t want to be the only one initiating texts. 505 more words

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No two people experience grief the same way. There is no one right way to do it. When you see someone go through a loss, sometimes, you empathize, because you know what it’s like to feel that way. 578 more words

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Film Courage: If you had a time machine, if you could travel back and change one thing? Josh Yeo, Artist/Founder of MAKE.ART.NOW. Youtube Channel: Yes…I do have a time machine. Computer! Turn on the time machine. Time machine is on. Okay cut to a wide shot. Hello, any time now. Computer turn off time machine. […]

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Film Courage: What are some of your favorite film characters of all time and what makes them so cherished? Writer/Director/Actor Adam Cushman: Cherished characters, that’s a great question. Usually it’s the film’s you get asked about. Randle P. McMurphy in One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, Nick Cage’s character in Leaving Las Vegas, Bodhi in Point […]

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Film Courage: What were things you learned in acting school that you thought might be helpful if ever directing other actors? Chloe Carroll, Actor/Director: I think to be a good director it’s good to put yourself in the actor’s position for at least just one time and vice versa. There are a lot of things […]

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Film Courage: Should a screenwriter have different piles for completed screenplays? Markus Redmond, Actor/Writer/Director/Producer: Yes, absolutely. You should know your stuff that is good for the marketplace and you should know stuff that you want…if that’s the career you want. Some writers just want to be writers, that’s all they want to do. They just […]

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Film Courage: What do you wish you’d known before starting down this screenwriting path? Mark Sanderson, Screenwriter/Author: I wish I’d known how difficult it would be and how much of my life (of my choice — not complaining) would have been given up for it and I wouldn’t have it any other way. I could change a […]

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The SAW Power Rankings is our weekly ranking of a certain movie-related topic. Please feel… The post Power Rankings: Most Anticipated Movies of 2020 appeared first on ScreenAge Wasteland.

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A memoir comes out detailing a larger-than-life unbelievable story. When researching the story, researchers and… The post A Good Story: ‘Sleepers’ and ‘A Million Little Pieces’ appeared first on ScreenAge Wasteland.

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Matthew Toffolo: What is your screenplay about? John T. Frederick: A screenwriter, “a bull without balls,” eight days from 60, heads into The Great Southwest, searching for beauty, purpose… and a new story to share. What genres does your screenplay fall under? It’s an Adventure/Fantasy Road Pic Why should this screenplay be made into a […]

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