Eoin O'Sullivan

Quack screenplay

One of the most beautifully crafted films of all time.. The Fall follows a hospitalized stuntman who begins telling an elaborate fantasy tale to a young girl, as the boundary between imagination and reality gradually fades away. Directed by Tarsem Singh, the film is widely regarded as one of the most visually stunning movies ever created, known for its vivid colors, surreal landscapes, and breathtaking imagery filmed in real locations across the world.

Have you Registered yet for my FREE Webinar w/ @NetworkISA on May 20th? Max Timm and I will help u bridge the gap between writers & execs! We'll decode "exec speak", the notes behind the note & the realities of breaking in now. And it will be unfiltered! Link below!!

Big Congrats to No BullScript mentee Rangeley Wallace for winning at the Berlin International Screenwriting Festival with her script A Dangerous, Glamorous Job!! Woohoo!! A big announcement about my Mentorship Program is coming...

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A breakdown of my first 20 screenplays. From when I first started until I got the hang of it. It's not a linear path. Lots of ups and downs, both with quality and success, and not necessarily in conjunction! I was 10 years in before I really knew what I was doing.

I wrote this screenplay on spec twelve years ago. Never give up on projects you believe in! deadline.com/2026/05/doug-l…

How the hell did Tony Gilroy pull this off? How did he write & direct Michael Clayton? I would give anything to share a cup of coffee with this guy & just ask him the following: what possessed you? How did you do this? Screenwriting doesn’t get better. It can’t. It’s not possible

Some of my most valuable stuff is hidden in plain sight. Struggle with the inciting incident? Want to avoid a struggle? This might be for you.

Love this essay by David Scarpa. He eloquently states what I’ve felt for years.

Free acting lessons with Michael Caine on close-ups and the mistakes actors should avoid. Excellent.

I just saw a video from a sweet 20yo girl who got scammed by Call Sheet M*dia but she didnt realize it was a scam. Was convinced they could option her script to A24 or disney. This company is shameless and preys on writers who just dont know better & charges $500 for "notes".

@johnzaozirny I'd love to know, from a working pro perspective, is the quality of spec loglines and scripts getting worse, staying the same, or improving? With all the information including new 'tools', it should be getting better. Loglines I've read on a peer review site, says worse, sadly.

Oh boy, another exciting article by Sponsored Content, my favorite writer! Especially love that the demo they provide is AI “writing” a fake OPPENHEIMER script and making it more betterer! If only Chris Nolan had Scriptlaunch, amirite?

@Rainmaker1973 Absolute BS. It's reimbursement RENOVATION GRANT.

When getting notes, "Never do the three D's. Defend. Deny or Debate. Just don't do them." - Craig Mazin This was from Mazin's "Thriving Through Development" workshop at the WGA many years ago. If I had understood this strategy earlier, I would have had a very different career.

A common mistake early screenwriters make in their story structure is spending Act 2 waiting for Act 3. But Act 2 isn't a bridge. It has purpose. It is necessary. Act 2 is where the character earns the physical, emotional, and spiritual tools to answer the dramatic question to the audience's satisfaction. It's where the transformation actually happens. Once you embrace this, you move away from "what could happen?" to the far more helpful, "What NEEDS to happen." This approach is not just more effective, it's a lot more fun, too.

@TheCinesthetic I thought Tom Cruise used Ben Stiller as a stunt double for this scene

Tom Cruise climbed the rock himself in Mission: Impossible 2, terrifying the crew. Director John Woo admitted he couldn’t watch and just prayed. Cruise refused the fake cliff and wore only a thin safety cable, insisting on the real thing.

@storypeer new logjam BETA is an excellent feature. I wish writers spent more time working on their loglines before submitting.

South Park creators gave the greatest lesson on storytelling ever

Some thoughts on what's actually important about your protagonists coming out of Act 1.

"A Tarantino wannabe without his rhythm." Can the new AI script analyzer Quilty help make your screenplay better? We put the program to the test, and it had some interesting feedback about the Oscar-winning script for "Sinners." TheWrap's executive editor Adam Chitwood breaks it down: bit.ly/3OcRjEI