WriterofScreen

Germaine James

WRITER OF SCREEN
Written by
Germaine de Pibrac James

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NARRATOR (V.O.)Professional writer of big screen, small screen, no screen and screen and screen again.

SCRAWNY MAN (V.O.)Reflections, resources and insights on screenwriting, writing business.

ANTIHERO (V.O.)What goes on when you get covered-inside information on the reader and coverage-what we see and what we say about you.

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International Roma Day // April 8, 2013

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Baxt hai satimos tiri patragi! Good Luck and Good Health on this, International Roma Day! Opré Roma!

Posts tagged j.j. abrams

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April 26, 2012

Breaking: Fox’s ‘Fringe’ Renewed For Fifth And Final Season With 13-Episode Order | Deadline

Fringe is back next year!

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July 26, 2011

unicornbreath:

J.J. Abrams talks about why “stories are mystery boxes.” He also shows us the best scene in JAWS, the best visual effect in MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE III, and reveals some insights behind LOST (and SUPER 8). He also tells us why his “Mystery Box” stays closed.

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March 17, 2011

All of the Network TV Pilots

Every TV pilot (Alcatraz, Wonder Woman) by network. Updated regularly.

Filed under screenwriting film television pilots Alcatraz J.J. Abrams

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February 7, 2011

What Star Trek Can Teach Us About Writing

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Excerpt: This recent version of Star Trek did very well at the box office and resonated with audiences in a way that other high-budget fast-paced sci-fi movies had failed. Why? I believe Star Trek was a wild success because Abrams adhered to some very fundamental storytelling basics too often forgotten in Hollywood and even in writing.

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