It’s probably not hard to believe that Home Alone is one of the highest grossing comedies of all time. Decades after its release, it’s still a Christmas classic (and hotly contested top holiday watch). So this begs the question: when so many films lose their appeal after advances in technology and story-telling in general, how… Continue reading Home Alone Script PDF Download — Characters, Plot & Analysis
When it comes to master story-telling on TV, Breaking Bad is a top contender. Every single detail of not just the pilot, but the series is meticulously chosen and placed to weave a near immaculate show. The pilot—as any strong pilot should—sets up every piece we need and subsequently sets it in motion. How does… Continue reading Breaking Bad Pilot Script PDF Download — Script Analysis
It’s encumbered on us, as filmmakers to try and push whatever boundaries we can, and not be beholden to a theoretical rule set.” Christopher Nolan embodies this mantra, and Interstellar is a shining example of how. Despite its detailed intricacies of space and time, the screenplay for Interstellar proves that story and character come before… Continue reading Interstellar Script PDF Download — Plot & Theme Analysis
Whether in a screenplay, poem, or short story, the voice of the writer often translates to the voice of your story. Depending on the situation, passive voice may suit a writer better than active voice, or perhaps the other way around. But how can you tell when to use one over the other? Keep reading… Continue reading Active vs. Passive Voice — Differences and Usages Explained
