Word: script
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...organ transplantation, to the move from “the land Down Under,” to the secrets to writing a really great play. This year, Evans is teaching playwriting and screenwriting to beginners and advanced students. FM, for its part, decided to get some tips from this script aficionado for its work in progress, “Waiting for Gilpin...
...Have you ever written for the silver screen? Is it something you want to explore further? CME: I have written some, but I haven’t had anything produced yet. I have done a lot of script readings but my background is more strongly in drama. [...] It is a form I am really fascinated by and it shares so many qualities with playwriting. Each form helps me to think in the other one. The tools you need for dramatic writing cross over between the media, but the actual media is very different. You have to think in images...
...Lavietes reaches decibel levels that haven’t been heard since the Michigan game. The bottom dwellers of the Ivy are less than a minute away from pulling off the biggest upset over the top dog in the conference.Unfortunately for the Crimson, this is the moment where the script turns sour. After a timeout, Cornell’s Alex Tyler takes the game in his hands. He pulls down the offensive board and forces junior Evan Harris into a goaltending violation. Seconds later, a turnover by Lin leads to another Cornell breakaway and easy two. Harvard sits precariously...
...Harvard years earlier, as well as his early jobs as a lion tamer and a professional dancer. Despite his varied resume, Walken said he was completely unprepared for the roast. “I was terrified! I’m not comfortable in front of people without a script,” he said. “I probably should have had a couple of drinks.” Friedman added that she was surprised that Walken was so different from many of his on-screen personas. “He was remarkably normal,” she said. Attendees...
...very long time, and basically she looks like a disco ball. She’s really shiny and funny and from the 70s.RR: Didn’t you write the play also?BP: Yeah, I’m the co-author. Kathleen Chen and I, we wrote the script, and then we chose a composer, and then we basically rewrote the whole thing up until yesterday. It’s a continual process. There’s no set script. We’re constantly improving it to make it funnier and faster, better, stronger, etc.RR: Have you acted before...