Writing from inside Yank's deepest desires, dreams, and innocence, O'Neill created one of his more densely and poetically conceived scripts, about a world where language and the body confuse one another, and end up cancelling each other out.
Chaplin was a film-maker in complete control of his art: conceiving, scripting, acting, directing, producing, editing and, strikingly, creating his own musical scores.
The drafting of a story for a Conan film started in 1976; Summer conceived a script with the help of Roy Thomas, a comic book writer and Conan expert who had been writing the character's adventures for years for Marvel Comics.
Creator Matthew Weiner conceived the script for "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes" in 2000, while he was working as a writer for the sitcom Becker.
He claims to be the top Hollywood "script doctor", who searches through the dross of poorly conceived film scripts, mines out the gold and creates blockbusters.
From the beginning in conceiving the script, nothing that would happen in this universe was going to come from anything other than a very prescribed series of gestures, colours, movements, narrative possibilities from a very specific world of film.
So he wouldn't have to cede creative control to a stable of outside financial backers, he carefully conceived the "Don Jon" script to match a spare budget.
Coyle conceived of the script for Into Temptation while imagining what kind of priest his father would have been.
Weiner conceived of the script in 2000 while working as a writer for the television sitcom Becker.
Daniel Knauf conceived the initial script for the show between 1990 and 1992 when he was unsatisfied with his job as a Californian health insurance broker and hoped to become a screenwriter.
