Ink2Screen's podcast

Ink2Screen's podcast

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Ink2Screen's podcast episodes

  • Page 24; December Winner, Remi Savard

    The interview with December's winner, Remi Savard.

    He wrote our first animated script titled, "Checklist."

    Logline: As the big day looms, the Elves scramble to 'Christmasize' the last stretch of the town still stuck in the Fall. Thankfully, Santa isn't the only one making a list for Christmas.

    Hear what the winner of the Ink 2 Screen monthly challenge had to say.

    Join our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ink2screencontest/

    35 min
  • Page 23; Conflict, The Lifeblood of your Script

    The importance of conflict. Plot/storyline = brain  (intelligence of your script) characters/relationships = heart

    Conflict gives your story life and keeps it going. Check out this podcast and get conflict into your story.

    Check out www.ink2screen.net for additional info and a fun download.

    21 min
  • Page 22; November Winner, Fiona Mauchline

    Interview with Fiona Mauchline. The winner of November's Challenge. She wrote "Two Dames Like Us." Logline: An octogenarian Dame and her castle have both seen better days. Will her new carer chase more than the cobwebs away?

    Read her work at www.ink2screen.net

    39 min
  • Page 21; Facebook Live! Dec 19th
    So here is the recording where I answered some more questions on formatting. Some great questions.   Montages, Voiceovers, and Character Descriptions, oh my!   Join our Facebook Group. https://www.facebook.com/groups/ink2screencontest/  
    28 min
  • Page 20; The 5-Page Script

    Ask yourself 2 questions! Every script needs to answer these:

    1.  What does my character want?
    2. What is preventing them from getting it?

    If you ask yourself these two questions and they don't excite you, then how are they going to excite your reader?

    check out more info at www.ink2screen.net/page20 and check out the creator's work at www.ink2screen.net/amberbosworth

     

     

    27 min
  • Page19; Format, Yay or Nay?

    Join in for a quick dialogue on Format. The bane of new screenwriters but it is nothing to be frightened of. 

    Answer questions from three amazing writers apart of the Monthly Screenwriting Challenges at www.ink2screen.net.

    Check out all the questions and screenshots of examples at www.ink2screen.net/page19.

    Also, feel free to join the Monthly Challenge Facebook group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/ink2screencontest/ to keep updated of all the upcoming events and fun.

    27 min
  • Page 18; October Winner, A. M. Massey

    Today is all about the winner of October's Challenge, A. M. Massey.

    He wrote an incredible Horror Western that won the top spot for October. "Peace Town, U. S. A."

    Logline: With no presence of any law enforcement, notorious gunslinger, Billy Killman, enters Peace Town with the goal of robbing its bank. Billy soon learns the reason why the town does not need any sort of lawman to protect it.

    December Challenge is now open for registration. www.ink2screen.net

    26 min
  • Page 17: Sept Challenge Winner, Haley Hwang

    Check out the winner of September's Challenge: Haley Hwang.

    She is an amazing screenwriter. She wrote Body Double.

    Logline: A new underwater sculpture exhibit in the Atlantic Ocean attracts tourists from all over the world. But some of them won't make it back. 

    Check out details on November's Challenge starting on the 15th at www.ink2screen.net

    36 min
  • Page 15: July's Monthly Challenge Winner!

    Check out my new interview with July's winner:

    Kevin Wilde!

    He wrote the best 5 page script for July and won a MasterClass with Judd Apatow. Check out his profile at www.ink2screen.net.

    September Monthly Challenge is open for registration now at www.ink2screen.net.

    25 min

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Podcast for screenwriters, new and experienced. Screenwriting for a good cause. Screenwriting competition that supports the arts for the next generation.