MONEY FOR NOTHING: INSIDE THE FEDERAL RESERVE Liev Schreiber narrates this documentary, written and directed by Jim Bruce, about the inside workings and extensive influence of the United States Federal Reserve.
Inside, the editor wrote a really good sex column called Savage Love, and I asked my publisher if we could drop our syndicated sex column and replace it with Savage Love.
We have it on good authority that if you put a magnet on top of these notebooks, the writing inside remains intact.
I loved writing the film inside out, writing in the edit, and responding to the edit by returning to characters & stories with more specific intent.
The authors reserve their greatest scorn for the F.B.I. "From the inside," they write, "the F.B.I. was a disorganized jumble of competing and unruly power centers; from the outside, it was a surly colossus".
When I'm sitting inside the story writing it, I don't think about 'themes', I just get drawn to interesting characters and dramatic situations.
On the inside write a message (Ex: I hope you have the best birthday ever).
"The big fish/little pond option might be scorned by some on the outside but small ponds are welcoming places for those on the inside," writes Gladwell.
On the inside, write something like "to celebrate Bobs birthday, you are invited to the Ninja Academy for a day of training".
