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Indeed tip number two is wrong. In Alfred hitchcock's rope, a take can take up to 10 minutes
sirable1 2 months ago
This guy wrote a shit movie and now he is giving advice of how to make a movie? Yeah for those who wish to write a shit movie. Lol
sirable1 4 months ago 2
pretty stupid of myself, but I added him facebook, feel free to e-mail him: steamingdreaming@aol.com
sirable1 7 months ago
Wow, the guy who made that horrible movie has a youtube channel? This gets worse and worse
Nerevar1990 1 year ago 4
SUCK COCK
TheUTubeRebel 1 year ago
I can go on and on about how detrimental this video is to neophyte screenwriters, so I will just conclude with saying that I'm not convinced that you've ever seen a movie in your life.
sacremende 1 year ago 4
So I notice your not wearing a wig? You seemed to enjoy wearing one on your facebook profie a while back XD
TheGudZeBadAnDaFozzy 1 year ago 2
the Ben & Arthur screenplay had only 60 pages.
QuietGiantProduction 1 year ago 4
You are an endless source of entertainment, Sam. I saw your movie Ben & Arthur. I am a big fan but not in a good way lol.
MissAmphetamine7 2 years ago 8
Why the hell are you giving people advice on screenwriting? Your movie, Ben and Arthur, has some of the worst dialogue I have ever heard.
Joemaster399 2 years ago 17
A scene shouldn't be longer than 3 minutes? Only if you are pitching a script to Michael Bay.
archer1949 2 years ago 35
This comment has received too many negative votes show
The Seven Year Itch has a 36 page scene, that's fine, just don't bore your audience. Most screenwriters rarely use that much time for a scene.
Smraovich 2 years ago
Tip #2 is wrong. VERY wrong.
A scene can be however long it wants to be. For example, two key scenes in Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds take well over half an hour to conclude.
AngelofMusic04 2 years ago 46