Free Movie Scripts, Screenplays and Transcripts Venom - 7 February 1997 unspecified, unused draft script by David S. Goyer - hosted by: Google - in pdf format Venom is a sentient alien symbiote with an amorphous, liquid-like form, who survives by bonding with a host, usually human. This dual-life form receives enhanced powers and usually refers to itself as "Venom". Information courtesy of imdb Commissioner Gordon and his daughter, Barbara are on vacation aboard a cruise ship in the Far East. The Hulk - February 6, 200 second draft script by Michael France (based on characters by Stan Lee & Jack Kirby) - hosted by: DailyScript - in pdf format Bruce is an ordinary Gamma expert who one day gets blasted with radiation and somehow survives. Information courtesy of IMDb Come to Daddy - undated, unspecified draft script by Toby Harvard - hosted by: SimplyScripts - in pdf format A man in his thirties travels to a remote cabin to reconnect with his estranged father. Premiered at Tribeca Film Festival 2019 Information courtesy of IMDb
Library This page contains .pdf versions of various projects I’ve written over the years. The best way to learn screenwriting is read a bunch of scripts, so these are intended for educational purposes only. Obviously, don’t try to sell/stage/pilfer any of the material you find here, or the studios involved will send scary lawyer types after you. It’s not pleasant for anyone. Important: If you want to link to any of the scripts here, please link to this page. Everything else you see here will inevitably move, and broken links suck. Features Frankenweenie Production Draft. The Nines Final shooting script. How to Eat Fried Worms Note that this is not the script for the 2006 movie. Fourth draft Go Big Fish In order to save money, the WB asked all its drama pilots to shoot a 30-minute “pilot presentation” of the show, rather than the whole hour. Yes, if I had written Episode 4, it was supposed to titled, “The American Way.” The Circle (a.k.a. Casting sides: More information about The Circle is here. Ops Shorts
Beyonce, Kim Kardashian, Miranda Kerr: the sexiest mums on the planet, Buro 24/7 Australia Turns out Fergie was on the money when she sang about MILFS last year... In fact, Fergie could have been singing about herself, her Hollywood friends and their ability to make every moment of motherhood look both disarmingly sexy and Instagram-worthy easy. Of course, looking amazing with kids in tow is certainly a lot easier when you're filthy rich and born naturally beautiful, right? Nevertheless, these celebs make a case for the power of motherhood, lending us to question what their secret is. After all, it's no small coincidence that Beyoncé, Angelina Jolie and Miranda Kerr have only enjoyed more success since giving birth. And even if they make motherhood look scarily too easy, it's refreshing to see women becoming mothers without automatically losing their innate ability to seduce.
미드대본/영화대본 링크 WRITERS ON WRITING: How I Wrote '21 Grams' GUILLERMO ARRIAGA is a screenwriter and producer, known for Babel (2006), 21 Grams (2003) and Amores Perros (2000), and a critically praised novelist. Follow Guillermo on Twitter @G_Arriaga. Click to tweet this article to your friends and followers! PHOTO: Jim Sheldon I was driving to my birthday party, 15, maybe 14, years ago and I was late. I thought: What if I ran over a man and his two daughters? I told this idea to director Alejandro González Iñárritu when I met him. I had just finished the screenplay of Amores Perros, and I was in Spain promoting the Spanish edition of A Sweet Scent of Death, my second novel. I have a daughter, Mariana, and a son, Santiago. Once I took Mariana and Santiago to the set of Amores Perros. Sean Penn and Naomi Watts The scene was brutal. “My love,” I answered, “I wrote this film.” “Why did you write that?” “Because that’s what I have inside my heart.” She stared at me for a while. I gave Alejandro one of the first drafts of the screenplay.
Google memo: Sexist culture in Silicon Valley resembles frat house The film The Social Network, about the early days of Facebook, brought tech culture to the mainstream. THE recent Google memo scandal that revealed a culture of anti-diversity has turned attention back to Silicon Valley, where the tech industry was rocked by revelations it was more like a frat house than a profession. The Google memo, which was sent by software engineer James Danmore, said the tech giant should focus more on ideological diversity and less on initiatives to hire more women and people of colour. The memo has since reminded people of the sexism that was plaguing the tech industry in Silicon Valley, in San Francisco, and how it’s still very much alive. Silicon Valley came under the spotlight when bad boy “brogrammers” started to climb the corporate ladder. Assistant Professor of History at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Marie Hick, wrote in The Conversation the brogrammers were “overfunded, highly entitled, mostly white, male start-up founders”. Play Video
Pronuncian American English Pronunciation Free Scripts! Download 2016 Oscar Contenders 'Straight Ou By Paula Bernstein | Indiewire October 22, 2015 at 12:43PM These screenplays amount to a class in screenwriting. And best of all, they're FREE. 00000150-9052-d802-abfc-df5e3cf10000 Universal Pictures "Straight Outta Compton" With today's IFP Gotham Independent Film Award nominations, awards season is official under way, which means studios will begin sharing scripts for awards contenders in hopes of bolstering their chances at nominations. READ MORE: Why Story Structure Formulas Don't Work For aspiring screenwriters, these scripts amount to a free screenwriting class. As an instructive lesson, first watch each of these films and then pore over the respective screenplays -- detailing the ways in which the cinematographer, composer, editor, costume designer and all of the other members of the filmmaking team brought the screenwriter and director's vision to the screen. We'll continue to update this list throughout awards season, so keep checking back for more free scripts.
This Is Tesla’s Greatest Competitive Advantage Tesla’s stock price recently took a hit because of concerns about its delivery capabilities and about increasing competition from carmakers who are switching their product lines to electric. With a market cap still exceeding $50 billion, it can be easy to argue that Tesla’s price remains severely inflated, especially when you compare it with those of GM and Ford—which produce 20 times more revenue. You can understand why Tesla remains one of the most shorted stocks—with billions of dollars in bets against it. But Tesla has an advantage that many people don’t understand: It is much more than an automotive company; it is a technology company building technology platforms. I have referred to my Tesla Model S as “a spaceship that travels on land.” Tesla cars have been designed from the ground up as computers on wheels. Tesla is already diversifying its businesses so that it doesn’t sink with the automotive industry when this happens.
Improve English Pronunciation with Free Podcast Playwriting 101: How to Write a Play Amazon is so strong it can harm rivals just by trademarking products If you were a bookseller in the early 2000s, there was one company that was always looking hungrily at your lunch: Amazon. How quaint those days seem now: the ecommerce behemoth – owned by a man so rich he can put $1 billion per year into his hobby space-rocket side project – is no longer content on a diet of books alone. If you can buy it, it’s on Amazon somewhere. What this means is that if you make money selling any kind of product, Amazon is a threat to your livelihood. This is best demonstrated by the food-delivery service Blue Apron. For various reasons, the food-on-demand sector is a tough old business, but it’s harder still when Amazon come trampling through your patch. Amazon has now trademarked a meal-kit service with the tagline “We do the prep. That sounds a lot like Blue Apron, but the market is big enough for two, right? At the time of writing, it’s down to $6.57 per share. This is troubling, but it’s hard to know what to do about it.