00:00:00Prologue
00:01:57Origin Story Recap
00:03:25Beats to Scenes
00:24:28The Martian
00:34:31Project Hail Mary
00:50:45Q - Mental recharging
00:50:45New Chapter
00:53:13Q - Indicating you wrote the most
00:54:33One Cool Things
ACERCA DE ESTE EPISODIO
John welcomes back Drew Goddard (Project Hail Mary, High Potential) to ask, how do you turn the beats of your story into full scenes? Using Drew's script for The Martian, we look at how he translates moments in a book into scenes in a movie, the freedom Drew finds in a beat sheet, how beats are approached in a TV writers room, and his advice to a staff writer struggling with a draft.
We also dig into Drew's process for adapting Project Hail Mary, choosing what to cut, and his eloquent defense of double-spacing in a screenplay. He's even kind enough to help answer listener questions on how to recharge your brain and how to indicate you wrote the most on a co-written script.
In our bonus segment for premium members, Drew shares his outlook on the current TV landscape, including the big mistake he sees young writers make in their spec pilots.
Links:
- Project Hail Mary | Trailer
- Drew Goddard on IMDb
- The Martian screenplay
- Twin Peaks: The Return – Part 8
- Noah Kalina on YouTube and Substack
- A Manual for Cleaning Women by Lucia Berlin
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