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William C. Martell is the West Coast Editor of Scr (i)pt Magazine where he has written the "Independents" screenwriting column for over a decade.
- January 1, 1
- 1.93 m
- Concord, California, USA
William Goldman says the most important single element of any screenplay is structure. It’s the skeleton under the flesh and blood of your story. Without it, you have a spineless, formless, mess... a slug! How do you make sure your structure is strong enough to support your story? How do you prevent your story from becoming a slug?
He is the West Coast Editor of Script Magazine (the largest circulation screenwriting magazine in the world) where he has written the "Independents" screenwriting column for over a decade, a contributor to Writer's Digest Magazine and a columnist for The Hollywood Scriptwriter Magazine.
William C. Martell is the West Coast Editor of Scr(i)pt Magazine where he has written the "Independents" screenwriting column for over a decade.
- July 20, 1957
William C. Martell has written 20 produced films for cable and video, including three HBO World Premieres, a pair of Showtime films, the thriller Hard Evidence (Warner Bros.), and the family film Invisible Mom.
William C. Martell has written nineteen produced films, including three HBO World Premieres, two Showtime Originals, two MOWs for USA Network, and a whole bunch of CineMax Originals (which is what happens when an HBO movie goes really, really wrong).
00:00 - How To Create Suspense In A Screenplay03:43 - The 100 Idea Theory For Screenwriters05:38 - A Screenwriter With Small Ideas Is A Big Problem07:25 - Th...
- 57 min
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- Film Courage
