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Script/2/Screen starts off our slate of 2022 films with Steven Soderbergh’s Pandemic Isolation tech-thriller staring Zoë Kravitz 'Kimi'! Going into the how effective this simple premise goes as it reveals its twists and turns and how relatable the lead character was. Note of clarity this was recorded back in February hence the Black hIstory month references. We hope you enjoyed listening to our thoughts on this tight taught digital era thriller from Soderbergh. Next time we’re airing out some grievances we have about the film industry. Feel free to leave us a rating or review on Apple Podcasts and other platforms and/or leave us an Anchor voice message to let us know how we're doing! You can support this podcast and the screenwriter’s group with a monthly donation by clicking on the link provided below this description. You can find Kenyatta and Jeff hosting the Boston Screenwriters Group Virtual screenwriters Forum every two weeks Saturday morning and Tuesday nights. Watch our forum recordings on our Youtube channel to see how these virtual sessions are conducted. Join the BOSSG here: www.meetup.com/The-Boston-Screenwriters-Group/ and look for us on Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, and Instagram using the links on the Anchor website! Wishing you all the best in your writing and other life pursuits. Get vaxxed, stay masked, and take care of each other out there.
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We know you’re anticipating the long-delayed rundown of our Favorite movies of 2021 so here’s a teaser of a few select picks from our lists to hold you over for the main podcast coming soon. We hope you enjoy this small taste, be sure to look for the entire podcast which will be available to listen soon! Feel free to leave us a rating or review on Apple Podcasts and other platforms and/or leave us an Anchor voice message to let us know how we're doing! You can support this podcast and the screenwriter’s group with a monthly donation by clicking on the link provided below this description. You can find Kenyatta and Jeff hosting the Boston Screenwriters Group Virtual screenwriters Forum every two weeks Saturday morning and Tuesday nights. Watch our forum recordings on our Youtube channel to see how these virtual sessions are conducted. Join the BOSSG here: www.meetup.com/The-Boston-Screenwriters-Group/ and look for us on Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, and Instagram using the links on the Anchor website! Wishing you all the best in your writing and other life pursuits. Get Vaxxed, stay masked, and be safe out there.
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Hey, who's up for some comfort viewings recommendations! Moving from one global crisis to another it's important to find the much-needed breaks from our troubled times. Mark and Jeff are happy to give you a rundown of several shows we came across last year that did just that. Next time is the long-delayed but completely worth it favorite movies of 2021! Certainly, check back with us for that soon! Feel free to leave us a rating or review on Apple Podcasts and other platforms and/or leave us an Anchor voice message to let us know how we're doing! You can support this podcast and the screenwriter’s group with a monthly donation by clicking on the link provided below this description. You can find Kenyatta and Jeff hosting the Boston Screenwriters Group Virtual screenwriters Forum every two weeks Saturday morning and Tuesday nights. Watch our forum recordings on our Youtube channel to see how these virtual sessions are conducted. Join the BOSSG here: www.meetup.com/The-Boston-Screenwriters-Group/ and look for us on Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, and Instagram using the links on the Anchor website! Wishing you all the best in your writing and other life pursuits. Get Vaxxed, stay masked, and take care of each other out there.
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We’re swinging with the web-slinger himself on this Script/2/Screen podcast! Mark, Derek, a late-arriving Kenyatta, and I talk about the many onscreen versions of Spider-man we've gotten the past 20 years and of course his recent MCU entry in 'No Way Home'. We hope you enjoyed listening to this podcast as we talked about a multi-verse of Spider-men. If you want more superhero talk we have a bonus segment where we talked about Marvel studios' latest hits and misses namely Hawkeye and Eternals. Next time Mark and I discuss some comfort viewings for ourselves of 2021. Feel free to leave us a rating or review on Apple Podcasts and other platforms and/or leave us an Anchor voice message to let us know how we're doing! You can support this podcast and the screenwriter’s group with a monthly donation by clicking on the link provided below this description. You can find Kenyatta and Jeff hosting the Boston Screenwriters Group Virtual screenwriters Forum every two weeks Saturday morning and Tuesday nights. Watch our forum recordings on our Youtube channel to see how these virtual sessions are conducted. Join the BOSSG here: www.meetup.com/The-Boston-Screenwriters-Group/ and look for us on Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, and Instagram using the links on the Anchor website! Wishing you all the best in your writing and other life pursuits. Get Vaxxed, stay masked, and be safe out there.
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We went a tad long on Marvel studios' hits and misses, namely Hawkeye and The Eternals respectfully, so here’s a Bonus superhero discussion! Be sure to listen to our main podcast on the many movie adaptations of spider-man. Feel free to leave us a rating or review on Apple Podcasts and other platforms and/or leave us an Anchor voice message to let us know how we're doing! You can support this podcast and the screenwriter’s group with a monthly donation by clicking on the link provided below this description. You can find Kenyatta and Jeff hosting the Boston Screenwriters Group Virtual screenwriters Forum every two weeks Saturday morning and Tuesday nights. Watch our forum recordings on our Youtube channel to see how these virtual sessions are conducted. Join the BOSSG here: www.meetup.com/The-Boston-Screenwriters-Group/ and look for us on Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, and Instagram using the links on the Anchor website! Wishing you all the best in your writing and other life pursuits. Get Vaxxed, stay masked, and be safe out there.
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Join us following the white rabbit as we jack into the cyber-world of the Matrix and its followups. We discuss the original game-changing original, its two follow-up sequels, and the recent heavily divisive entry. Next time we're swinging with Spiderman and all the many different film versions that have featured the web-slinger over the last 20 years so be sure to check back for that podcast soon! Feel free to leave us a rating or review on Apple Podcasts and other platforms and/or leave us a voice message via our Anchor.fm profile to let us know how we're doing! You can support this podcast and the screenwriter’s group with a monthly donation by clicking on the link provided below this description. You can find Kenyatta and Jeff hosting the Boston Screenwriters Group Virtual screenwriters Forum every two weeks Saturday mornings and Tuesday nights. Watch our forum recordings on our Youtube channel to see how these virtual sessions are conducted. Join the BOSSG here: www.meetup.com/The-Boston-Screenwriters-Group/ and look for us on Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, and Instagram using the links on the Anchor website! Wishing you all the best in your writing and other life pursuits. Get vaxxed, stay masked, and take care of one another out there.
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On this first Script/2/Screen of 2022, we’re talking ’King Richard’ the Venus and Serena Williams rise to sports superstardom biopic under the tutelage of their demanding, protective, and dedicated parents. Starring Will Smith, Aunjanue Ellis, Saniyya Sidney, and Demi Singleton. Kenyatta, Mark, and I discuss how much truth made it to the screen, the pursuit of excellence, and the acting work from Smith and the company. Next podcast we’re jacking into the world of The Matrix so be sure to head down the rabbit hole with us then. Feel free to leave us a rating or review on Apple Podcasts and/or leave us an Anchor voice message to let us know how we're doing! You can support this podcast and the screenwriter’s group with a monthly donation by clicking on the link provided below this description. You can find Kenyatta and Jeff hosting the Boston Screenwriters Group Virtual screenwriters Forum every two weeks Saturday morning and Tuesday nights. Watch our forum recordings on our Youtube channel to see how these virtual sessions are conducted. Join the BOSSG here: www.meetup.com/The-Boston-Screenwriters-Group/ and look for us on Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, and Instagram using the links on the Anchor website! Wishing you all the best in your writing in this New Year. Here's to '22! Get Vaxxed, stay masked, and be safe out there.
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Script/2/Screen covers Rebecca Hall’s directing debut 'Passing' starring Tessa Thompson and Ruth Negga. Kenyatta, Mark, Akosua, and Jeff discuss the 1920s New York City drama about Black Identity and surviving in a white world. It was great having Boston Screenwriters Group member Akosua join us again to talk about this beautifully rendered and resonating character study. Next up we have an On/Set conversation with dedicated BOSSG member and Boston Based Screenwriter Stephen Dexter! Feel free to leave us a rating or review on Apple Podcasts and other platforms. You can support this podcast and the screenwriter’s group with a monthly donation by clicking on the link provided below this description. You can find Kenyatta and Jeff hosting the Boston Screenwriters Group Virtual screenwriters Forum every two weeks Saturday morning and Tuesday night. Watch our forum recordings on our Youtube channel to see how these virtual sessions are conducted. Join the BOSSG here: www.meetup.com/The-Boston-Screenwriters-Group/ and look for us on Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, and Instagram using the links on the Anchor website! Wishing you all the best in your writing and other life pursuits. Get Vaxxed, stay masked, and be safe out there.
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