Kevin Mikkelsen

@telecom_engin Tiger on the Beat, good stuff

#映画の好きなショットガン チョウ・ユンファのこの撃ち方好き

@OllieDreamer I think I can see the glue

James’ beard in Return to Silent Hill

@ATRightMovies So far it’s been a throwback to Terriers. Great characters. Really fun. Clever dialogue. Good stuff.

@JosephKahn Write all of mine without because that feeling when the characters snatch the pen away from you is just amazing

Still writing this screenplay without an outline. Now on page 68 and it just did something I did not expect. Hell yeah.

@rebekah_creates don't find your own voice, use others and preferably from completely different genres to your own.

Best writing advice for a first-time author. 👇🏻 Wrong answers only.

Tom Noonan was 35 when he did Manhunter

@annsvillie There’s a similar one in Ms .45 that blew my mind.

insane shot

@hannahnadcoh Yay! Keep going!

officially have written 50% of my sitcom pilot!!!!!! proud of myself!!!!!!

@PitcherooInc day before hanging

Pitch us your screenplay in 3 words. One writer will receive a free 60-second video pitch sent directly to the Pitcheroo producer of their choice. Feedback included.

@TheLybrarian you'll be ready the next time it rains

@Komdehagens Shin'ya Tsukamoto is all kinds of unique. Love his mind.

same director, all bangers

@RaminNasibov Also me before and during work

“Are you free after work?” me after work:

@AVARY watched some Park Chan-wook this morning, good way to start the day 👌

What are your Saturday night movie recommendations? I’m considering The Wizard of the Kremlin with Paul Dano, or maybe The Punisher with John Bernthal. What are you queuing up?

@worldranking_ I can’t be the only one who thinks left looks 100x better, right?

@ATRightMovies Hereditary did more for me. The whole last bit is so freaky. Really effective all around.

Ari Aster's Hereditary vs. Midsommar, which horror vision is more disturbing?

@JordanVanDina Genius

I tell new screenwriters all the time, the trick is to keep a reader on the edge of their seat the entire time. Which is why on every page I have a main character die and then at the bottom I say "just kidding." Gives the reader a jolt but lets them know they are in good hands.

@Ssnyder1835 @andydiggle The biggest lesson learned reading those was to consider the script as a note to your collaborators. To always leave room for their creative genius on every page and every panel! And if you’re lucky you have a master artist like @GregCapullo working their magic with your words!

And I learned most of it from the openly available scripts written by @Ssnyder1835 and @andydiggle

wrote a comicbook manuscript a while back that was pitched and almost made but never got off the ground. I uploaded it to my blog in its entirety for anyone curious about how a comicbook script would look like: wp.me/pes3J8-4M

Facts.