by John | Aug 30, 2016 | Trainees and Interns, Trainees' Examples
“This fragmented and non-linear narrative structure creates a sense of reflexivity between the reader and the protagonist…” – Extracts from a script report by our trainee Eirini Papadaki, based on a reading of MEMENTO found online at on The Daily Script website: CLICK HERE to read the script.
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by John | Aug 4, 2016 | Competition Offers, Studio Consulting
Our Studio Coverages are the kind of verdict your script would currently get from the analysts at major studios and gives you the opportunity to get professional feedback on your script before you send it out.
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by WriteMovies | Jun 16, 2016 | Trainees' Examples
“ It is definitely a title that will stand out to audiences…” Extracts from a script report by our trainee Jamie White, based on a reading of the script WEDDING CRASHERS found on The Daily Script website: CLICK HERE (more…)
by WriteMovies | Jun 16, 2016 | Trainees' Examples
“The reversal towards the end, when Ripley believes she has killed the alien, is very effective as it is extremely close to the end of the script… ” Extracts from a script report by our trainee Jamie White, based on a reading of the script ALIEN found online at Horrorlair: CLICK HERE (more…)
by WriteMovies | May 13, 2016 | Trainees' Examples
“The story manages to take a very mundane, everyday task of using a phone booth, and turn it into a uniquely dramatic and tense situation…” Extracts from a script report by our trainee Daniela Piper-Vegh, based on a reading of the script PHONE BOOTH: CLICK HERE to read the script online from The Daily Script.
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by WriteMovies | Apr 29, 2016 | Trainees' Examples
“There is tragic irony running throughout the script, with Paul being buried in a coffin and gradually being forced to accept that his life is over…” Extracts from a script report by our trainee Daniela Piper-Vegh, based on a reading of the script BURIED: CLICK HERE to read the script!
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by WriteMovies | Apr 29, 2016 | Trainees' Examples
“Although the story is geared largely towards a teen audience, there is a timeless appeal to the themes it deals with. The script touches on bold stereotypes, not only in high school, but in society at large, giving it a wider range of audience appeal…” Extracts from a script report by our trainee Daniela Piper-Vegh, based on a reading of the script THE BREAKFAST CLUB: CLICK HERE (more…)