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Writers/Blockbusters Screenwriting Podcast

Writers/Blockbusters
Screenwriting
Deadpool
Logan
10 Things I Hate About You
Kung Fu Panda
The Bad News Bears
Godzilla
Christopher Nolan
Sports Movies
Mad Max: Fury Road
X-Men
Animation
Aliens
Star Wars: Episode 1 - the Phantom Menace
Marvel
Comic Book Movies
Penguin
Catwoman
Batman Returns
Voice In Film

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!

PublishesTwice monthlyEpisodes148Founded3 years ago
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Latest Episodes

Jamie, Jimmy and Bob show off their demon abdominal muscles while they breakdown the script to the most watched film in Netflix history...KPop Demon Hunters.

Jamie, Jimmy and Bob never say "GET TO DA CHOPPA" even once during their breakdown of Dan Trachtenberg's Predator: Badlands.

Jamie, Jimmy and Bob don't eat any berries while they discuss the script to the newest Sam Raimi film Send Help.

Jamie, Jimmy and Bob get a buzz from the poppy fields while they breakdown the script to Victor Fleming's 1939 masterpiece The Wizard of Oz.

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Hosts

Jamie Nash
Screenwriter and author of Save The Cat books; frequent contributor with deep expertise in story structure and writing for TV.
Jimmy George
Screenwriter, producer, and script consultant with a focus on screenplay structure and industry insights.
Bob Rose
Co-host; host of Writers Blockbusters with broad experience in screenwriting and industry analysis.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 152 ratings
  • Loved your Wizard of Oz podcast

    Another great show, guys. Lots of good info.

    Thx!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    FunPrettyJewelry
    United States3 days ago
  • Love this podcast!

    I never miss an episode! Simply the best screenwriting podcast out there, whether you’re a new writer or a seasoned pro. The hosts are knowledgeable, funny, and have great chemistry - so you never feel like you’re listening to a dry lecture, but instead hanging out with movie-loving friends.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    songsforcoolpeople
    United States12 days ago
  • Great!

    Love the show

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    I marry 2018
    Germany14 days ago
  • Great advice, great examples

    This is my no. 1 podcast because it hits the trifecta — it’s entertaining, it’s informative, and more than that it gets my butt in the seat to put words on the page. The advice is useful without being prescriptive. I am either gaining new insights into movies that I love, or I’m discovering reasons to check out movies I’ve missed.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jack French
    Australia15 days ago
  • Critical Thinking You Can Trust

    There’s no greater pleasure than hearing smart writers break down movies from an analytical point of view, referencing tools we all know and use in our craft, and sharing their opinions about what works and what doesn’t in an honest and open discussion. A breath of fresh air from all the other noise on socials and YouTube. This is my new favourite podcast as a writer and director! Keep up the great work team.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Oli Reviews
    United Kingdoma month ago

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The show is a practical screenwriting masterclass with entertaining banter.
Listeners praise actionable craft tips and deep film analysis.
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#110 - Batman Returns (1992)
Q: Does Bruce have a whiff of change?
The hosts debate whether Bruce Wayne shows any significant character development in the film, concluding that while he does experience a slight change in his perception of relationships, he largely remains consistent with his character throughout.
#117 - Star Wars: Episode 1 - The Phantom Menace (1999)
Q: What is the significance of the Treaty in the film?
The treaty is essential to making the Trade Federation's blockade legal, although it remains confused and poorly defined in the film.
#117 - Star Wars: Episode 1 - The Phantom Menace (1999)
Q: What was your initial impression of The Phantom Menace?
Many fans initially wanted to like it but felt confused after watching it, leading to a growing dislike over time.
#121 - We Answer Listener Questions!
Q: How do you balance concepts, characters, arcs, themes with much less time to work with?
Focus on what you can fit into a condensed structure, aim for setup and payoff, and ensure it's entertaining.
#121 - We Answer Listener Questions!
Q: Are screenplays for TV shows available somewhere?
Yes, you can find them on various sites, one being Tracking Board for modern pilots.

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This show operates as a practical masterclass in screenwriting, breaking down films on a movie-by-movie basis to extract actionable craft tips. Hosts discuss story structure, character arcs, and thematic elements, often tying techniques to widely read screenwriting frameworks and real-world writing practice. Episodes mix sharp analysis with banter, making complex concepts accessible for both aspiring writers and film enthusiasts. A standout aspect is the trio's long-running collaboration, which yields varied perspectives, humor, and a passion for the craft that comes through in every breakdown. The format is well suited for listeners who want concrete takeaways you can apply to your own scripts, as well as for industry watchers who enjoy de... more

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