
The final edit of a movie is treated like the script and broken down for tips and tricks! Featuring Jamie Nash, author of Save The Cat Writes For TV, Jimmy George, Producer/Co-Writer of WNUF Halloween Special, and another guy!
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 142 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmFilm Reviews | |||

Jamie, Jimmy and Bob tell each other to "talk this way" as they discuss the script to the Mel Brooks classic Young Frankenstein.
Jamie, Jimmy and Bob imagine a giant machine gun floating in the sky for literally no reason while they discuss Zach Cregger's script for Weapons.
Jamie, Jimmy and Bob punch a clown and make giant pancakes while they discuss the John Hughes script to the John Candy classic Uncle Buck.
Jamie, Jimmy and Bob gesture to all of each other as they breakdown the script to the animated classic How to Train Your Dragon.
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Awesome pod for commercial filmmaking. Excellent character analysis and tips on story structure. Definitely recommend for any screenwriter.
I came to this great podcast because I am a fan of the books of Jamie Nash. These guys are great. This is a fantastic resource for film lovers. A source of inspiration. Cheers from México. The best.
Jimmy, Jamie and Bob have one of the only screenwriting podcasts that (1) focuses on the craft and (2) breaks it down on a movie-by-movie basis. There is no better way to improve your writing than to take a movie you know and listen to them deconstruct it: what the screenwriters were doing, why it works, when it doesn’t and putting names on the tools and techniques for shorthand.
And it gets better. The large library of episodes is where the listener really grows. Screenwriting tools and techni... more
What makes this a great podcast is learning about the craft of writing screenplays and telling a compelling story. Their banter is fun, movie discussions diverse, and it’s coming from three guys who genuinely love the medium of screenplays. 5 stars is too few of stars for this show.
I’ve listened to this podcast since year one or two. I have found this podcast as a platform full of useful and actionable tools I can use for my writing. Whenever I do a new script or when I’m having trouble with a rewrite I’ll put on an episode that corresponds with what I’m trying to accomplish. The fellas make it a fun learning environment and do so in a very nuanced way. It’s a great tool to have at your disposal and a fun listen.
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This podcast provides a comprehensive look at screenwriting by analyzing well-known films and their scripts, offering valuable insights, techniques, and tips for aspiring screenwriters. The hosts engage in lively discussions centered on the narrative structure, character arcs, and filmmaking details, all while sharing personal anecdotes that resonate with their audience. The conversational and humorous approach invites listeners to not only learn about the craft but also enjoy the storytelling process behind their favorite movies. Each episode features a deep exploration of a specific film, emphasizing practical applications of screenwriting principles, making it a valuable resource for both new and experienced writers.
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