Working With Directors (As The Writer) – The Screenwriting Life #11
Episode Description:
All writers dream of that moment when a producer says, “we want to make your movie,” but then comes the nuts and bolts of what that actually means. What if we disagree with the notes? What if we can’t deliver on what’s being asked? We’re going over all of these questions today!
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Do you have a pen and paper? Might want to grab them now…
Andrew Stanton wrote and directed Finding Nemo, Finding Dory, and Wall-E, all of which consistently rank among the best films of this century, and best animated films ever made. In live action storytelling, he’s become a critically acclaimed director, working on shows like Stranger Things and Better Call Saul.
Andrew is considered one of the finest storytellers working in our industry. Andrew has given lectures for TED and Google, and he’s joining us today to help us in our own understanding of story.
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