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Bulletproof Screenwriting™ Podcast

Bulletproof Screenwriting
Hollywood
Independent Filmmaking
Phoenix Worldwide Entertainment
Predatory Film Distributors
Indie Filmmaking
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Film Test Screenings
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Fantasia Festival
Get Gone
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Short Films
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The Bulletproof Screenwriting Podcast shows you how to make your screenplays bulletproof. Weekly interviews with Oscar® and Emmy® award winning screenwriters, story specialists, best-selling authors, Hollywood agents and managers, and industry insiders. We cover every aspect of the screenwriting process. This is the screenwriting podcast for the rest of us. No fluff. No BS. Just straight talk that... more

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Recent Guests

Bojan Dulabic
Filmmaker and creator of the zombie film, Project Eugenics.
Episode: BPS 445: What Every Indie Filmmaker Can Learn from a $5K Zombie Movie with Bojan Dulabic
Len Kabasinski
Filmmaker known for B-movies and micro-budget films.
Killer Wolf Films
Episode: BPS 442: The No-Excuses Filmmaking Philosophy of Len Kabasinski
Rhonda Shear
Actress, host of USA Up All Night, entrepreneur, and author
Rhonda Shear brand
Episode: BPS 441: Comedy, Confidence, and the Art of Reinvention with Rhonda Shear
Kim Ray
Writer, producer, and director who has worked on projects including Lady Gaga's documentary and The X Factor.
Episode: BPS 440: Crafting Authentic Stories from Lady Gaga to Sci-Fi Futures with Kim Ray
Mad Man Pondo
Professional wrestler, TV personality, and author of 'Memoirs of a Mad Man'
Episode: BPS 439: From Wrestling Rings to Public Access Mayhem: The Wild Ride of Mad Man Pondo
Whitney Davis
A literary manager and script consultant who runs her own consulting agency.
Episode: BPS 438: Why Your Script Still Isn’t Getting Read; And What to Do About It with Whitney Davis
Staci Layne Wilson
Award-winning filmmaker, TV host, and author of So LA: A Hollywood Memoir.
Episode: BPS 437: No Budget, All Hustle: The Filmmaking Grind of Staci Layne Wilson
Greg Travis
Filmmaker and actor known for his extensive work in cinema, including directing and acting in various films.
Episode: BPS 436: Lessons in Filmmaking, Failure, and Persistence with Greg Travis
Evan Kidd
Filmmaker and creator of 'Son of Clowns'
Rock Set Productions
Episode: BPS 435: Building Films from Scratch_Mastering Microbudget Movie-Making with Evan Kidd

Host

Alex Ferrari
Host of Bulletproof Screenwriting Podcast, passionate about screenwriting and filmmaking, offering insights on various aspects of the screenwriting process through interviews.

Reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars from 475 ratings
  • Disappointing

    Listened to Joe Cornish episode and the host was woefully underprepared - didn’t know much about the guest or his work, kept calling his film ‘Attack of the Block,’ got confused about Iron Man. Interview was a mess.

    Do some research!

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Cinematters
    United Kingdoma year ago
  • Lots of amazing guests

    The 4-5 episodes I’ve chosen to listen to so far have all have very good information from the guest speakers that really know their stuff. However, three issues affect this podcast: 1. The sound quality of the speakers. I know these are busy people that don’t have much time, but I REALLY want to understand what they’re saying, and in one episode I’ve listened to the same 15 minutes 4 times now because he’s talking from his cell phone and it’s impossible to get all the information and stay engage... more

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Ranscapture
    United Statesa year ago
  • Great advice!

    Love this podcast! As a writer and screenwriter, it’s a great listen! I’ve enjoyed several episodes so far.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ScreenplayJunky
    United Statesa year ago
  • 20:1 noise to value ratio

    The nasal VO announcer will pick at your brain over time. This podcast is just an opportunity for the host to tell some decades-old, quasi relevant story about his proximity to the industry, and how a trailer made waves over 20 years ago. And penis enlargement ads should tell you what this host thinks of his audience.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Bmofosho
    United States2 years ago
  • Too many commercials

    Host sometimes seems uninterested in what the guest is talking about.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    KrlozRuben
    United States2 years ago

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The podcast provides a wealth of knowledge, especially for those new to screenwriting.
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Listeners appreciate the actionable advice and practical tips for aspiring filmmakers.

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#37
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#84
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#188
India/TV & Film
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#223
Taiwan/TV & Film

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

BPS 442: The No-Excuses Filmmaking Philosophy of Len Kabasinski
Q: When you were making Swamp Zombies, what was the moment when you decided you were going to make this and direct it?
It was after I had met Chris Watson on the set of Zombie Gettin. I knew what kind of camera he used and thought, wow, I could do this finally.
BPS 442: The No-Excuses Filmmaking Philosophy of Len Kabasinski
Q: At what point did you get bit by the filmmaking bug where you said to yourself, hey, I want to go out there and I want to make my own film?
It's something I wanted to do ever since I was little, little, when I was six years old or whatever.
BPS 438: Why Your Script Still Isn’t Getting Read; And What to Do About It with Whitney Davis
Q: Would you briefly just describe, you know, the difference between a manager and an agent?
An agent negotiates and executes the sale of your work, while a manager helps develop your career and provides day-to-day support.
BPS 438: Why Your Script Still Isn’t Getting Read; And What to Do About It with Whitney Davis
Q: Do I need more than one script to approach a manager?
Yes, generally you need a writer's portfolio that includes a strong TV pilot, a spec pilot for something currently on air, and a strong feature.
BPS 437: No Budget, All Hustle: The Filmmaking Grind of Staci Layne Wilson
Q: At what age did you decide to enter the film industry?
Staci started off as an entertainment reporter, which led her to filmmaking, realizing her aptitude for it over time.

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Recent guests on Bulletproof Screenwriting™ Podcast include:

1. Bojan Dulabic
2. Len Kabasinski
3. Rhonda Shear
4. Kim Ray
5. Mad Man Pondo
6. Whitney Davis
7. Staci Layne Wilson
8. Greg Travis

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