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Good artists imitate great ones steal 😂

“The character starts to come more and more” is he talking about the master here?

First, he hires a co-writer.

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Writer here. If you wrote a line of direction like that in almost any screenplay now, some editor with no clue would tell you that's not how you write a screenplay and to keep it clear and simple. I once got literally laughed at by two editors for writing some short lines of direction like that and they said I didn't know how to write screenplays, and that I was "writing, like, a novel". I'd been writing (granted, small-time) screenplays for over 10 years by that point, among other things. Those editors were nearly 10 years younger than me and had barely been doing that job for one year. You now almost 100% get told what to write according to internet data which dictates what will sell most, and that is obviously always just things that have already been done. Companies now also steal young hopeful writer's work, run it through "AI" to change it enough then pay some teenagers working remotely peanuts to correct and polish.

Uses or used music would both be correct. “Use” is present tense. Thanks for posting this video.

Thank you so much for letting such valuable lesson free on TH-cam learn a lot about screenwriting ❤

TIMESTAMP: 0:00 - What is Pagecraft? 4:13 - What routine could I follow to practice Pagecraft? 8:45 - How do you know if you're getting good feedback? 10:18 - Should every scene move the story forward? 11:53 - How do you get emotion onto the page? 17:05 - Should theme always be relevant to your story? 19:24 - How do you find the right theme? 23:22 - What if I don't have a voice? 27:15 - How much should I outline? 29:06 - How do you write subtext? 35:00 - Is it good practice to copy people's work like Aaron Sorkin or Marin McDonagh? 38:23 - Best screenplay advice you've been given? 46:07 - Should you rely on structure templates? 47:51 - What is your favourite screenplay? 49:58 - Do you force yourself to write? 52:56 - How do you avoid writers' block? 54:35 - What good movies can I watch to understand films with more than 5 acts? 55:50 - How do you make each character speak differently? 56:33 - How do you come up with problems with no good solutions? 58:47 - Is it a good idea to write a story with more than 1 protagonist? 1:01:03 - What's the difference between a character 'want' and 'need'? 1:06:44 - What screenwriting books do you recommend? 1:09:14 - What is the future of Hollywood?

The scene after Brett's death - they come up with the plan to use the air vents to push the alien into the airlock. Ripley notes that it's her job to go into the vents but Dallas overrides her. (the irony here is ripley survived the Alien specifically because she is the one who followed the rules. this incident however is the one time being by-the-book should have gotten Ripley killed, but Dallas overriding her and volunteering himself saved her life) In the script there's a tag on this scene where Ash confronts Dallas on this - imploring Dallas to send Ripley as he is the captain and it's against protocol for him to risk his life. Dallas is undeterred, on a mission of atonement. Ash is likely well aware that whoever goes into the vents is not coming back. Dallas is the Captain and Dallas lets Ash do what he wants. Ripley is suspicious of Ash. she questions and challenges him at every turn. Ripley is Ash's biggest threat to completing his Special Oder. this scene illustrates how Ash uses Dallas as a buffer from Ripley. Ash has a vested interest in keeping dallas around. Ripley going into the vents is Ash's best chance for getting his biggest threat out of the way. Ash wants ripley gone and uses the guise of protocol to try to convince Dallas to send ripley. But dallas refuses. Ash's fears are quickly realized. Once Dallas is gone, Ash loses his buffer and Ripley wastes little time exposing and dispatching Ash. very interesting dynamic that isn't fully fleshed out in the movie.

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this aint ai, its just poor quality

Retards saying this is ai, when they can literally search this episode up

It's not AI, its just cut.

This is ai

looks like ai

Can u make more screenwriters video

Thanks bro for this valuable content

You know, Death Proof is his weakest film by far (he himself admits it), but its soundtrack is killer.

Great video subscribed

The title is not proper English.

children calls to him, he has a deep urge for children

"He's just seen the answer to a gambling man's prayers."

Funny, cause it’s been a while since he has made a “creative” movie.

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You should have applied this to your recent work.

"Ten years of searching has finally arrived;" THAT'S BEAUTIFUL❤; I feel That.

"State your business or prepared to get winged." ❤ Tarantino has SUPERNATURAL energy! But look at his mom though; his mom, Connie Zastoupil, went from being a nurse to being Vice President of the entire company!!! Interview his mom on work ethic.

“I wanted know more”. The above line from the interview is so crucial. I am currently writing a crime thriller & I needed to hear this because there are these characters in my mind & they have obviously come from a place within & I want to know more about these guys.

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Hard Times - great film!

Where is this from?

I fully agree. It's okay to steal to get inspired. And if you use the stolen stuff in the film after the inspiration - that's okay too since it's all about doing something fun and interesting. Just look at Tarantino - he spent his life just plagiarizing stuff

kinda do this for songs.just fully immerse in the experience as if I'm writing it for the first time, even though at some level I know it's someone else's writing I'm just copying down. Helps if I remember it and try to recreate it from memory, helps even more if I forget some things and fill in the spaces with my own words, my own lyrics.

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This is AI generated

Yes - exactly - I've been a working actor for the past 20 years - this is an important lesson to accept.

Dude had the largest ego I've ever seen in my entire life

I think Tarantino's enthusiasm is gonna give him a stroke one day

What interview is this from?

He’ll have to create a new style. He’s done the same style for so long he’s become what he has no care for. Marvel movies.

Studios do not take random script submissions though You need to know someone that knows someone