Jason Hellerman
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Jason Hellerman graduated from Penn State University in Film Production & English and holds an MFA in Screenwriting & Film Theory from Boston University. Jason has worked as a Story Editor for several A-list clients and continues to do story consulting.
In 2013, his screenplay, Shovel Buddies, made the top ten of the annual Black List. Shovel Buddies was purchased and produced by AwesomenessTV and debuted at the SXSW film festival in 2016.
Outside of Hollywood, Jason has collaborated on commercials for Nintendo, Ford, Universal, and SyFy.
Jason is constantly writing and developing new ideas for companies across the globe.
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www.TheJasonHellerman.com
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Tarantino's 'Cinema Speculation' Is an Endeavor I Wish More Filmmakers Would Undertake
6 months ago
Neither of those books devote 10+ chapters to actually breaking down movies that bring them joy.
One is about working in Hollywood and the other is about making movies. I’ve written about each plus many more books on NFS.
Never was this written to be a critic or look at these books. It’s just an appreciation for someone diagramming the films they loved and why, while breaking them down through a critical lens. Sorry for loving something.
Thanks for taking the time to comment!
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How to Write a Screenplay [FREE 100-page eBook]
6 months ago
Yes, thousands of people did. Most likely these were sent to people's spam folders.
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We Watched a Video Full of Terrible Advice, So Now We Have to Correct It
7 months ago
I want him to be joking but I truly don't think he is!
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We Watched a Video Full of Terrible Advice, So Now We Have to Correct It
7 months ago
I debated on both but thought it was okay to let people see it since we highlighted portions of his words. I wanted people to know we were not exaggerating. I don't care about his views, especially in the context of debunking. I don't imagine we cover him ever again.
If you were good enough to break in, you would have already broken in. Good luck, chump!