If I have a good script idea for a movie, who should I turn to?
First of all: you have no good idea. You have an interesting idea at best.Why’s that?Because ideas ‘per se’ have no ‘inner’ value for the big screen industry. It’s the way ideas are written that makes a script better than another, not the idea ‘per se’.Now comes the main part of my answer.The most difficult part of selling ideas to Hollywood, is talking with the people working there. In other words, what really matters, is being inside Hollywood already.Why’s that?Because producers are not searching for ‘good ideas’… Not at all. They are searching for something entirely different… And it changes every day.They are searching for ‘this and that’, meaning something that will make them do a lot of money NOW, and depending on the everchanging market. And if you don’t know:1) what they are searcing for2) and what they are searching for RIGHT NOW… they will trash your idea for sure even if it’s an ‘interesting’ idea.And again, don’t forget that for ANY idea to be ANY good, it has to be written extremely well, no matter it if it’s just a plot, a script, a short tale or a whole novel… no one will ever enter inside your head and see your idea the way you see it. No one but your friends and family only, because they know you very well.But I don’t think they work in the industry.
What’s a good original movie ideas that hasn’t been done before?
Q: What’s a good original movie idea that hasn’t been done before?A: Here are about 1,000 of them, many of which, haven’t been made into a movie… yet.http://on-writering.blogspot.com...But see also:StoryAlity #6 – What is (big-C) Creativity – and How Does It Work?and for a closer look at “original and useful” ideas in movies - see my PhD on Movie Creativity.
I have a great idea for a movie/TV show. Where can I pitch my idea?
No disrespect, but the answers below are more accurate for scripted projects.First, a reality show pitch is something you need to take a risk with. Try and register "pawn store idea" with WGA. You will need to sign a waiver and just pitch. In the industry, we've heard EVERYTHING. We are probably developing something already that is like what you are about to pitch. Etc. So if it's REALLY unique and a good idea, odds are we will be interested and work something out. There is no incentive to steal concepts because the legal headache completely outweighs any kind of perceived reward.If you want to pitch something, find a production company online that has done shows similar to what you are proposing. Most will have a section about submitting a waiver to hear your idea. If they don't, email them and ask what their process is.Honestly, reality TV shows don't come out of thin air. Usually the network is looking for something specific already, or more importantly, you are someone online who really stands out in what you do. Either you are big "talent" in that you are super funny, unique, etc. OR you do something really unique and interesting that happens to be what people are looking for at that moment. Hopefully, you're BOTH. I would say 99% of reality tv shows that don't involve celebrities are the production company finding the show, not by someone reaching out to the production company. So if you have an idea, you should DO IT, PUT IT ONLINE and make sure you're doing it BIG.
There was a B-Movie with zombies and a lawnmower, any idea's?
The guy in the movie was hidding these zombie-like things in his basement, at the end of the movie he ended up strapping a lawnmower on his chest and running around cutting up the zombies....and idea what the name of the movie is? thanks.
Is Flashpoint really a good idea for the first flash movie?
Absolutely.The DCEU is a complete and total mess. Flashpoint will give them the opportunity to change a lot of the things that Snyder got wrong about this world and the characters that inhabit it.It would basically work in the opposite way that the Flashpoint comic story worked. In the comics, the story ended with Barry’s attempt to fix the timeline still leaving things screwed up and we got the darker, grittier New 52. Now, they can do the opposite, with Flashpoint changing the darker, grittier DCEU into a place where heroes are actually heroic.
What are some good kannda movies other than the usual rowdism and love story's?
There are a lot of Kannada movies that go unnoticed despite having great plot.Since the question is requesting for movies released after 2005 I’ll try to exclude the old ones.Here is a list of few classic movies:ULidavaru kanDanthe (perfect entertainer)Naanu avanalla avaLu(I haven’t watched it yet..but it has great reviews-Naanu Avanalla... Avalu (2015))Dweepa (one amazing movie)KendasampigeUppi2 (Brain f***** i felt :p. Philosophy of life well explained)Gulaabi Talkies.The Plan.These are few I would suggest. Will add more as and when I remember. Thanks for A2A :)
Can you identify these movies from the following quotes?
1. "Sometimes being a b**ch is the only thing a woman has to hang on to." 2. "It ain't got no gas in it." 3. "Tough titty said the kitty but the milk's still good." (hint - Keifer Sutherland said it) 4. "No touchy" 5. "Oh, I just think I'm gonna barf . . . Well, that passed. Now I'm hungry again."