@ScriptHop

Boosting Hollywood’s creative pipeline. ⚔️ Is your script ready for Hollywood? Find out by entering the Gauntlet!

 Los Angeles, CA
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Joined July 2013
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ZACH 🇵🇸@cozyplupOct 25
16 yrs in development… the behind of scenes on how wildwood was made is CRAZY! so how much hard work and dedication that ai could never recreate. im in actual tears.
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LAIKA
@LAIKAStudiosOct 23
The wait is over. 🌲 WILDWOOD is officially in theatres! Experience a world beyond imagination, brought to life through stop-motion animation. Get your tickets now and experience the adventure on the big screen. #Wildwood
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Spooky season special: The Library is home to the sole surviving nitrate print of the first film adaptation of "Frankenstein," produced in 1910 by the Edison Manufacturing Company! Watch the full film and learn how it came to the Library. ⬇️ blogs.loc.gov/loc/2018/11/th…
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Variety
@VarietyOct 22
“Wildwood” director Travis Knight calls AI an “amazing piece of technology” but says, “I’m not embracing it at all.” “I see technology as a tool, and we use technology at Laika. A pencil is technology, a paintbrush is technology, a 3D printer is technology. Technology is useful when you put it in the hands of people, when you put it in the hands of artists who can amplify their voice." “Technology is not useful when it takes the place of the artist, and that’s the concern with generative AI,” he continued. “It’s an amazing piece of technology, but the concern is that when it supplants the artist, then we have an issue because the computer cannot speak about humanity at all. It doesn’t know what it feels like.” variety.com/2026/film/column…
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“AI is not a tool. AI can go fuck itself" — 'Wildwood' director Travis Knight
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The Academy
@TheAcademyOct 14
Life, as the movies know it. Film: YI YI (2000)
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SEASON PREMIERE EP 552 “TV WRITERS’ RANT” youtube.com/playlist?list=PL… SUBSCRIBE, FOLLOW, SHARE, 👍🏽 #screenwritersrantroom #screenwritingtips #podcast #youtube With Rich Scott, Brooke Baltimore and Minquell Ramone! 🔥🎙️🎙️🔥

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In this playlist, you can find all of our previous Full-length episodes to enjoy, share and comment! Thanks for the continued support as we are growing our p...

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Listen to Bob. 👇
Bob Saenz
@BobSnzOct 3
Your old scripts are never dead. Update them for tech and cultural references yearly and keep them looking new and pull them out when the opportunity arises. I have one, a nearly 30 year old one, in serious play right now. Sometimes it takes decades for your hard work to pay off.
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Rebecca@rebeccawwritesOct 3
being a screenwriter is so bizarre, like someone is paying me to hallucinate horrific scenarios and write them down in a way that is pleasing and engaging with the hope that someone with a camera will capture that madness in your mind. Fascinating, when you think about it.
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It's Silent Movie Day! Did you know not all silent films were black and white? Color processes like Kinemacolor were shown as early as 1909, and film was tinted and colored by hand even earlier. Here are some examples of early silent films in color from the Library's National Screening Room!
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Get off social media, write your script, send it to some people, live your life. Let the Internet inspire you, come for some research, but don't forget why you are here as a writer. To write. To create stories. There's only so much advice and information you can take in.
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"I wrote 11 scripts before I sold my first script." Michael Arndt on what it takes to be a successful writer: "I'm gonna be a writer, I'll probably write a screenplay a year, and I'm probably gonna live for fifty more years. So I'm probably gonna write 50 screenplays." "If I'm lucky, five of them will get made into movies. And if I'm lucky, one of them will be a good movie." "My number one thing is you gotta be humble." "Kurosawa gets up to receive his honorary Oscar. He's in his eighties, and he stands up and he goes, I don't feel like I deserve this yet because I'm only beginning to understand movies now. And I'm like, if Kurosawa can be that humble about movies and storytelling, like, we should all be humble."
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Cindy Begel@CindyBegelSep 22
"Jumping the shark", expression when a TV show specifically declines was sparked by Fonzie jumping over a shark on water skis. TRUTH: 30 MIL watched it! Happy Days stayed a MASSIVE hit & on air for 6 more yrs! Yay for @hwinkler4real STILL a star & nicest guy. I wrote for him!
Danny Deraney
@DannyDeraneySep 20
49 years ago today, Fonzie, clad in leather jacket and cut off jeans, "jumped the shark" on Happy Days.
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Luke Barnett
@LukeBarnettSep 21
Today feels like a good day to remind people in the film industry to not surround yourself with negativity. This career is already hard enough. I am very aware you can't "out-manifest" a bad situation BUT I also know misery loves company and misery gets clicks. I was just at a film festival with thousands of film lovers and filmmakers. It was magnetic. I talked to some many writers, producers, directors, and actors who are MAKING SHIT HAPPEN. You can choose to doom scroll or listen to "what happens when the industry dies" podcasts, or you can surround yourself with people who are kicking the door down. Choose what you consume wisely because it will be what you become.
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...and literature
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Write movies because you love it, because that is the life of being a writer, and the way in which your career will unfold is out of your control. So enjoy the dang thing. Don't be so hard on yourself. Don't blame yourself for things you tried your best on. Keep living. Write on.
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Merriam-Webster
@MerriamWebsterSep 8
Silent movies often featured chase scenes, which were often the most exciting/interesting scenes. So, ‘cut to the chase’ came to mean “get to the important part.”
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DUNEDYSSEY@dunedysseySep 9
Guillermo Del Toro mentions Chris Nolan in a Reddit AMA in response to a question about AI and the human nature of filmmaking.
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Lost In Film
@LostInFilmSep 8
Cinema in Motion: A History of Film. A two-minute journey through over a century of film history, inspired by the climax of Damien Chazelle’s 'Babylon'.
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