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Kevin Jones

Screenwriter

Screen and video writer for past 20 years; several feature and short length scripts, one written/directed narrative film of my own, industrial and recent Kickstarter scripts.

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NFS Score 95 (Freshman)
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Article Comment – ‘The Good Postman’ Breaks Every Documentary Rule You Know—And It’s Amazing

Good interview, love the avant garde approach of the filmmakers, and hope to see this doc soon!

6 years ago
Boards Comment – Script based on news article

Following on what Cary said, you also cannot copyright an idea.

7 years ago
Article Comment – Going Guerrilla: How to Successfully Shoot Documentary Abroad [PODCAST]

Alex and Bryan, very nice piece. Would love to see a longer piece on Ché and his fellow Cubans in these changing times.

7 years ago
Boards Comment – Which outlets and what's the future for independently produced tv drama?

Hi Stefano-

It’s clear you and team put a lot of time and care into this. Cool idea and I like your VFX. My first thought is that your film’s length of 35 min. may be effecting the response you’re getting, as it’s “in between” typical U.S. short and feature length. Second thought is that your title didn't give me any hint of your film's genre.

Also, your message sounds like you’re only looking at festivals. There are other venues that provide access to producers of some level, such as Stage 32. And I think you may be at the point where you need to "cast a bigger net" to get interest: pitch your film to TV/cable producers and get it in front of any other “eyes” that have money and position in your genre.

Merely some thoughts. Best of luck and don't give up!

7 years ago
Article Comment – How a Cinematographer and Production Designer Collaborate to Set a Look [PODCAST]

Great article and podcast interview, thanks!

7 years ago
Boards Comment – How to show disappointment and frustration?

Don't forget the scenario and location to contrast your character's mood! For example, sitting on a park bench amidst successful people hustling to business lunches; she's at an award ceremony and watches a brown-nosing colleague win instead; he shows up late to his softball game and watch the team celebrate without him, etc.

7 years ago

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