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I've been subscribed to your main channel for several years but only discovered this channel now accidentally

Very helpful thankyou sooo much studio binder ❤

Agree with zack. This was the best use of an hour that I've made in many, many months.

Uh..... the mere fact they had a-list talent alone is about 95% the difference. It's really not a fair take that compares with the majority of indie filmmakers trying to do what they can on what budget they have - and it's very rare that any b to a list talent would hop on a small indie film or short without a lot of $$.

From the end of the opening sequence (trying to get the raptor into her pen) to the beginning of Newman-stealing-the-embryos scene we get 53 consecutive minutes of exposition -- and none of it is boring!

I would love to have a 10 minute conversation with Jarin.

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The channel "Writer Brandon McNulty" has a vid of "The 5 worst plot devices in story telling" and for Deus Ex Machina he uses Jurassic Park and the Rex saving the day as his example. He explains D.E.M. as the characters not saving themselves and not earning for themselves to be miraculously saved. So I suppose yea, the JP characters didn't earn for themselves to be saved, but how could they when they were up against animals? There was no God like entity to pity them or decide they had changed or learned enough. There was no antagonist that was affected by their actions to stop antagonizing them by their actions directly or indirectly. There were just dinosaurs, and the human characters trying to survive, and then an animal did what an animal does, and it hunted them (possibly), and showed up at the last second in grand fashion. Which was foreshadowed by the roar when Grant played his little prank on the kids at the fence. It is technically as Ms. Weiland says a Deus Ex Machina, but sometimes these "bad plot devices" just work when done right.

Thank you gentlemen

I think they decided to to t-rex ex machina because she'd become a major character that the audience wanted to see again.

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This is awesome stuff

How do rewrites affect the schedule?

Deserved the Oscar for The Lighthouse!!!

THATS MY AUNTIE

Thank you, this was a great help

Best one yet. Thanks.

can i have more than one screenplay active in the same project?

I wonder if he directed Stormy Daniels in 40 Year Old Virgin, he was 2nd Unit on that too. He must have right?

His magic is being an incredible human, translated into cinematography. I had the pleasure to work with Brad frequently in his Gaffer incarnation with tremendous pleasure. He is magical.

Great content. Only disagreement is that there are many great scripts out there that never get anywhere because of lack of connections. Yes there are the stories of the breakthroughs, but for every one, I bet 100 are lost.

Bradon, thanks for the lesson. Can you make a video on punctuation marks in screenplays? I'll thank ya a lot.

Brandon, thanks for everything. Brandon, can you make a video on punctuation mark rules? In screenplays.

This guy is living my dream job… He seems like a great guy and incredibly knowledgeable. He was very lucky to follow his path. Unfortunately, just my humble opinion, all the movies he gets to work on are pretty much crap. He doesn’t mention any of the great movies in the world… He talks about Star Wars And top gun as if they were great movies. They’re complete fluff entertainment mindless masturbation. I really wonder what he thinks of the truly great movies… The Godfather, there will be blood, the assassination of Jesse James. Truly wonder what he thinks of those. But hey, I would trade places with him in a heartbeat.

Amazing conversation! Extremely generous of Eddie to share so much valuable knowledge. I even double-spaced in this comment out of resepect.

Very Helpful

I am trying to say my project to a folder onto one of my files on my laptop. How do you do that?

Brandon is gorgeous 😍

you should also make a video on "How to Get a Film Distributed on OTT"

That's my uncle yay!!

Respect to anyone loving this movie, but really good analysis too!

1st act thesis: Alan's strength: Dinosaurs, which are dead, ancient animals. 2nd act anti-thesis: Alan's weakness: Children, which are living, new humans. (Weakness is always just the opposite of strenght). 3rd act synthesis: Having strengthened his weak side, Alan can finally combine both sides to save the day.

Inciting event at 15 mins is Nedry meeting Dodgson, not the call to adventure. 1st plotpoint at 30 mins is Alan's first encounter with a living velociraptor, not their arrival at the park.

Wow! Loved this interview! More of this stuff please

Great video

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What does off cherry silence mean in 2:19

This was a well needed subject! And Amy did a great job explaining and clarifying these issues. Thank you 🙏 😊

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A great video and very much grateful

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The best interview about movie finance 👍 thank you!

Great video

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Sparks is a legend

Maaan. I'm a graduated composer, and I've always wanted to study Sound Engineering also. But having this masters gifting us this tremendous amount of quality knowledge makes the idea of studying in a formal way not that necessary. What a great time to be alive

Are you providing any course on film making and screen writing? I would love to join that

Great interview, amazing information.

How can you delete a version of a Shooting Schedule?