Scary Movie School
SethHorror Screenwriting tips from the guy that at least two people say ruined Leatherface forrrrrrever! These are mostly ported over from twitter so they don't get buried in the sands of internet time... or you know, when that billionaire douche blows it up.
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Regardless of who you are, what genre you write in, or what level you are at, you WILL get notes. Potentially a lot of them. NOTES CAN DOOM YOU OR SAVE YOU, or do anything in between. They are also going to effect your brain. Even good note...
How to Write Gore
So, I bet you're saying "PFFFT! You just describe blood and guts, that's easy!" Well WRONGO, ya jabroni! It's never that easy. Well... okay, it CAN be that easy, but there’s just being gross on the page, and then there’s being an effective ...
More Graphic Design Tips for Writers
First and foremost, the WGA strongly recommends writers do NOT do extra work or give people you pitch to say written materials... but of course, if you're out there pitching, you know it's almost become expected whether we like it or not. S...
Horror Fonts Part 4
We last left off on the horror font nerdery with me finding a set of vintage Letraset sheets for ITC Serif Gothic, aka as the Halloween title card font.
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Emmy-nominated horror screenwriter. Devil In Me (Supermassive/2022), Light as a Feather (Hulu/2019), Hellfest (2018) Leatherface (2017). 2x Bloodlist alum. Director of things. Producer. Designer. Pacific Northwest Degen now in Los Angeles.
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