
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 | 147 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV & FilmFilm Reviews | |||

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.
Jamie, Jimmy and Bob celebrate their deep interest in bioluminescent plants as they discuss James Cameron's script to the original Avatar.
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I’ve listened to a good thirty episodes and its one of the few podcasts that is entertaining while it teaches me about craft. You don’t need to be a scriptwriter to get something out of this show. I write novels and find it very informative. I’ve learned and applied many of the tricks and tips I’ve heard in this show. I find myself laughing out loud a few times per episode. These three banter and play off one another in an entertaining way. Their passion for movies and scripts is obvious and inf... more
I recently discovered this podcast and have been listening to it nearly every day on my commute. I’m not a script writer, but I really enjoy hearing them talk about the scripts of movies I’ve seen. They have a great chemistry with each other and all provide different viewpoints and experience that I find very entertaining.
Even though I only discovered this a few months ago, I’ve probably listened to 20 different films and I enjoy their conversation so much I end up telling my family all about... more
I love podcast #137 The Rock!
I’ve listened to it at least 5x cuz so many tips for screenwriters are explained very well. Good job
To B, J&J -
Fun Eps #117 Star Wars + #36 Speed!
I couldn’t stop laughing along w/you.
Your shows always put me in a good mood. Thx
Found this after watching a Save the Cat Writes a Horror webinar. You don’t need to have read STC to enjoy, but if you have it is a great refresher and dives into other concepts that are super helpful in pursuit of a great screenplay. The one I’m diving into now is superior position, and how it was applied to The Silence of the Lambs, their commentary is so insightful and funny. Great choice in movie breaks downs as well. It’s my new favorite podcast.
We all want to be thought of as smart right? We all want to have moments where we lean over to a friend in a movie theater during the 1997 monster movie “The Relic” and whisper, “Probably a good time to take off the high heels” and then smugly watch as the Penelope Anne Miller’s character prepares for fleet of foot by taking them off.
But we’re not sure why we know this or how to explain it.
Well these guys do just that. They give you the vocabulary and cute catch phrases to explain what a mov... more
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This podcast offers insightful reviews and analyses of popular films, focusing on their screenwriting aspects and storytelling techniques. Often featuring personal anecdotes, hosts dissect not only the films themselves but also the art of screenwriting, sharing practical tips and industry insights. Each episode tends to highlight the influence of cinematic techniques across various genres while connecting them to the broader context of filmmaking and the listeners' own experiences with film. This uniquely combines humor and critical analysis, aiming to help screenwriters improve their craft through detailed discussions of films' structural elements and character development, enhancing listeners' appreciation for storytelling in cinema.
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