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00:47:23 554. Keeping Score
On The Page addWest Anthony, host of the Musical Notation Podcast, talks about his favorite scores and soundtracks and how they enhance the story on the screen.
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553. John Yorke
On The Page addExecutive producer John Yorke (Wolf Hall, Casualty, Shameless) talks about writing and selling television in the UK.
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552. A Little Sketchy
On The Page addMarc Warzecha of the Second City Comedy Theater talks about the “game” of the sketch and ways that the principles of sketch writing work for TV writing.
- 00:45:50
551. Talk Talk Bam!
On The Page addWriter Jim Rash (The Descendants, The Way Way Back) talks about his co-writing process, his take on character and dialogue and how winning an Oscar doesn’t mean you don’t get writer's block.
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550. Paul's World
On The Page addWriter, Actor and longtime listener Paul A. Rose, Jr. sits in to ask questions and give information pertaining to previous episodes of the On the Page Podcast.
- 00:41:44
549. Frames
On The Page addWhen you choose a “frame” for your story, you control the story that’s told. Writers Michael Zannettis and Chelsea O’Connor, hosts of the “We Can Talk About Podcast” discuss the “Strict Father / Nurturing Parent” frame used by many movies and TV Shows.
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548. Writers Who Research
On The Page addCuriosity and lots of research helped Andrew Logan and Taylor Allen write the movie “Chappaquiddick,” a dramatization of the car accident and cover-up involving Senator Ted Kennedy.
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547. Indie Advice
On The Page addFilmmaker Ben Zolno talks about what he’s learned from making the improvised dialogue movie, “Status Pending.”
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546. Oscar Podcast 2018
On The Page addBrian Pope, Mike Musa, Nina Berry and Pat Francis join Pilar for their annual discussion of the Oscar nominees for best screenplay and best adapted screenplay.
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545. Just Like Dating
On The Page addWriter Jake Morgan describes the ways in which taking meetings and working in a writers’ room is like dating. And, in honor of Valentine’s Day, Pilar walks us through a structural template for romantic comedies.
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544. Starting from Real Life
On The Page addWriter Jennifer Joyce talks about how her life and experiences become the starting point for sketches, TV shows and movies.
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543. Writing From The Inside Out
On The Page addWriter John Whittington (The Lego Batman Movie, When We First Met, Boy 21) talks about his live action/animation writing career and the surprising script that changed everything.
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542. The Wisdom of Ed Solomon
On The Page addWriter Ed Solomon (“Now You See Me,” “Men in Black,” “Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure”) wrote the HBO six-part series “Mosaic” as well as the eight-hour storytelling app that goes with it. Here he discusses objective and subjective storytelling and talks about how he breaks and rewrites his scripts.
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541. Diving in with Doug Jones
On The Page addDoug Jones, star of the Golden Globe winning film "The Shape Of Water,” reveals how he brings silent and non-human characters to life.
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540. Writing Coco
On The Page addWriter Matthew Aldrich and writer/co-director Adrian Molina discuss their approach to story, pay-off and world building for “Coco,” the winner of the 2018 Golden Globe for animated feature.
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539. Pitching as Performance
On The Page addJennifer Julian and Holly Payberg of June Bug Pictures talk about the techniques they use to hook a listener in a two-minute pitch.
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538. Storytelling For Change
On The Page addAlan Jenkins, President of The Opportunity Agenda, and Jon Fitzgerald, author of "Filmmaking for Change," discuss ways to change the world through film, TV and documentary storytelling.
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537. Wisdom from the Christmas Guy
On The Page addWriter Brian Turner returns to talk about his new job writing for the Netflix series “Trolls” and helps Pilar answer more questions from her neglected e-mail inbox.
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536. Trends for 2018
On The Page addCareer-coach Lee Jessup returns to talk about the changes we saw in 2017 and writing trends ahead for 2018.
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535. Log Line Contest 2017
On The Page addPilar and Aadip review log lines sent in from listeners! Who will be the winner?
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