Sentence examples for make a screenplay from inspiring English sources

"It's a guy who's going to make a screenplay about me, he's going to take all this terrible stuff he knows about my life and put it in a movie unless I give him some money".

A writer struggles to make a screenplay out of his detective novel, tussling for control of the script with a producer who wants a happy ending, and no lefty politics along the way: "Change all the black, brown and yellows to red, white and blue".

By one of those odd coincidences that haunt writers of fiction, in my new novel, "Shipwreck," which will be published by Alfred A. Knopf in the fall, the protagonist struggles to make a screenplay out of George Eliot's "Daniel Deronda," a work he and I both think cries out to become a motion picture.

Make a screenplay about something you are passionate about.

A good (and common) program to use to make a screenplay is Microsoft Word (though you could handwrite it, it would be easier to type).

"If this weren't such a serious matter, it would make a great screenplay, tragedy and farce all wrapped together," said Jim Shultz, a political analyst in Cochabamba, in central Bolivia.

But the fact that no one has managed, even after a decade of trying, to make a workable screenplay from The Secret History suggests something curious about Donna Tartt's work.

I said, 'Don't make it a screenplay: write a play.'" It's a play that "works on many levels, which is why I wanted it as my opening at the Tricycle.

Why not send me your suggestions to [email protected] and I'll patch them together to make a hit comedy screenplay and then move to Los Angeles.

I wanted to write a piece that fit in with American Literature, a story that we could make into a screenplay.

A great character makes a fantastic screenplay.