Created by Vancouver Film School student Andrew Gent through the VFS Writing for Film & Television program. Director: Nicholas Humphries Producer: Wade Fennig Director of Photography: Gregory J. Brown Art Director: Ashley Bratkin Editor: Rehan Khokar Composer: Kim Oxlund AD/ Cam. Op: Jeevin Johal Grip: Ryan Jackon Cast: Dawson Dunbar, Peter Benson, Julia Benson, Trevor Gemma

Screenwriting Tips Store

Screenwriter and producer Ben Garant talks to Loyola University New Orleans students about his development as a screenwriter and about structuring a typical Hollywood story

Screenwriting Tips Store

CRUEL LOGIC Written & Directed by Brian Godawa Cruel Logic is a story about human nature, the problem of evil, and one man’s attempt to regain his sanity in a reality turned upside down. Short Film Awards: Quarterfinalist: Golden Star Shorts Film Fest Official Selection: Dusk Till Dawn Fest Great Lakes Indie Film Fest Shriekfest Film Fest Bluegrass Indie Film Fest Palm Springs International Film Fest San Diego Film Festival Flatland Film Festival Screenplay Awards: 1st Place: AKA Shriekfest Horror Film Competition 4th Place: Worldfest Houston Screenplay Competition Finalist: America’s Best Competition Quarter-Finalist: Nicholls Fellowship Academy Foundation Semi-Finalist Maui Writer’s Conference Scriptapalooza Carl Sautter Screenwriting Competition American Accolades

Screenwriting Tips Store

Created by Vancouver Film School student Diana Alcantara Melendez through the VFS Writing for Film & Television program. Director: Patti Henderson Producer: Wade Fennig Director of Photography: Cam Hayduk Assistant Director: Andrew Dunbar Make-up Artist: Cheriene Galley Editor: Molly Clayton Composer & Sound Design: David Ramos Videography: Stephen Lebail Cast: Celina Jacinto, Tayla Clark, Carmen Aguirre

Screenwriting Tips Store

Nigel Williams’s two-part film biography explores Pinter’s life, work, and political passions – from his East End childhood to his work as an actor, his experience of both early critical rejection and adulation, his screenwriting, and his love of poetry and passion for cricket. Part One explores Pinter’s key theme – the room – through the very rooms in which he wrote his first great series of plays. Arena reveals the links between the plays and places, and meets the people who live there now. We visit the East London terraced house room where Pinter grew up and first wrote poetry; the theatre dressing room where he began to formulate his ideas about playwriting and language; the sitting room in the London cold-water flat where he wrote his first hit, The Caretaker, and his study in the bow-fronted house in Worthing, where he lived in the sixties with his first wife Vivien Merchant, and wrote The Homecoming. Harold Pinter has given Arena exclusive access to personal recordings in which he talks frankly to his biographer Michael Billington. Presented for the first time on television, they tell Pinter’s story in his own words, as he remembers it.

Screenwriting Tips Store