Sometimes the producers, director and stars of a film forget that without a script.. there would be no FILM.
http://artfulwriter.com/archives/2006/02/the_invisible_m.html
Thursday, March 02, 2006
AFF Podcast # 2 - Harold Ramis & Submitting Your Screenplay: Do's and Don'ts
In the second episode of the Austin Film Festival Podcast we introduce the "Starmeter" game, AFF screenplay competition director Dawn Wiercinski talks about the do's and don'ts of submitting your screenplay to a contest, and Harold Ramis wraps things up with some thoughts on storytelling.
Download the second AFF Podcast now!
Download the second AFF Podcast now!
Tuesday, February 28, 2006
AFF Podcast #1 - Steve Faber and Bob Fisher (no iPod required!)
That's right, the Austin Film Festival has a podcast. Listen to it on any computer, iPod, or MP3 music player!
In this episode you'll hear "Wedding Crashers" writers Steve Faber and Bob Fisher talk about some surreal moments during pitch sessions. Film programmers John Merriman and Kelly Williams discuss the upcoming Oscar party and confirmed guests at this year's AFF conference.
Listen to Episode #1 by clicking here.
To subscribe in iTunes, click the "Advanced" menu and select "Subscribe to podcast..." Paste in this address:
http://austinfilmfestival.libsyn.com/rss
We have some great guests lined up and clips from past conferences to share, so stay tuned.
In this episode you'll hear "Wedding Crashers" writers Steve Faber and Bob Fisher talk about some surreal moments during pitch sessions. Film programmers John Merriman and Kelly Williams discuss the upcoming Oscar party and confirmed guests at this year's AFF conference.
Listen to Episode #1 by clicking here.
To subscribe in iTunes, click the "Advanced" menu and select "Subscribe to podcast..." Paste in this address:
http://austinfilmfestival.libsyn.com/rss
We have some great guests lined up and clips from past conferences to share, so stay tuned.
Monday, February 27, 2006
Sketch Comedy Groups Reunite

Three of the best sketch comedy groups of the last 15 years are reuniting... sort of.
It was recently reported that the Upright Citizens Brigade inked a deal with NBC Universal to develop new shows. The originalUCB show on Comedy Central featured Amy Poelher, Matt Besser, Matt Walsh and Ian Roberts. The group originally formed in Chicago and feature more members including 2004 AFF Panelist Adam McKay.
Members of The State split up after their Mtv show went off the air (not before performing their last live show together at the now defunct Big Stinkin' Improv Fest in Austin). They all went their sperate ways, some stayed in New York and went on to create Stella and Wet Hot American Summer, and others went on LA and created Viva Variety and now Reno: 911! on Comedy Central. Now, the entire cast has reunited for one scene in the new Reno feature film, Reno 911!: Miami.
Finally, The Kids in the Hall, are getting together for a few apperances and a potential new tour, but no word on another film.
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