For everybody who is looking to write a movie, a series, or maybe just a pilot, this guy will help you make your ideas stronger and more likely to get noticed. If you want a copy to view offline, feel free to email me and I'll send it to you.
Here is a place for members of the Monterey Peninsula Film Club to find resources, share projects, and promote film-related campus events.
Saturday, October 28, 2023
Sunday, October 22, 2023
Your Storytelling Potential Seminar +Free Book
Turn Your Story Ideas Into Novels and Screenplays With Genuine Layers & Depth
Monday, October 16, 2023
21 SERIES BIBLES THAT EVERY TV SCREENWRITER SHOULD READ
If you’re writing an original television pilot and developing a pitch for the potential series, your research has likely led you to that dreaded document — the series bible.
Producers and writers now use the template of a series bible as a selling tool for networks — they accompany spec pilot scripts.
Best Smartphone Cameras for Video - 2023
ScreenCraft Film Fund
This unique grant program is designed to help fund your vision.
We consider a range of projects, from treatments to standalone screenplays, to fully-packaged projects seeking finishing funds and will choose 1 - 4 projects to fund. Grant amounts will vary up to $30,000 depending on the scale and merit of each project.
Sunday, October 15, 2023
Lighting Techniques for Film and Video
Saturday, October 14, 2023
3 LOW-BUDGET HORROR MOVIES TO INSPIRE YOUR SCARY SCREENPLAY. Want to write great horror? Low-budget horror movies are where it's at.
Just in time for Halloween!
Horror movies continue to be an extremely successful film genre. Whether they're campy, terrifying, or full of jump scares, audiences love to be stimulated. Fear — and the anticipation of fear — is a great way to incite a psychological reaction. As a result, horror movies can be a great way to get your screenplay off the page. While many have incredible CGI and big-budget set-pieces, the truth is a clever concept and simple effects can go a long way when you’re trying to scare your audience, making low-budget horror movies an accessible route for indie filmmakers to finish projects and launch their careers.
Let’s look at some incredible examples of low-budget horror movies and explore what made them so creepy.
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How to Make a Dynamic 60-Second Short Film
A minute doesn't seem very long, but I can assure you that it's more than enough time to impress someone with your storytelling te...

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In Part 1 of this two-part series, screenwriting mentor Chris Soth ( Firestorm ) and I talk about the sci-fi story type he uses and the mi...
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If you’re writing an original television pilot and developing a pitch for the potential series, your research has likely led you to that d...