Cover My Script / Screenplay – Professional Story Analysis

Here at Cover My Script we’ve made a lot of changes. We’ve come a long way from hand delivering redlined scripts to studios before the time of cell phones, we’ve seen countless nominations and awards as best story analyst in the business with a simple goal, help writers and producers get their stories right.

Most importantly we’ve grown successfully and have now refocused what we do. Gone are the days of single page notes, and writing 101 hand holding. You’ve told us what you want, and that is real, defined, collaborative notes and project support.

Down with Books, Up With Movies! When is the Movie Better than the Book?

I am obsessed with Tyler Durden. I know I’m breaking the rules, talking about him, but his ire over our culture’s shared, gluttonous consumerism has walked with me, even when there was only one set of limping, bloody footprints in the sand — ’cause that’s when he carried me. When I close my eyes and [...]

Crafting a Satisfying Prequel

Lately, I’ve been abusing my local Redbox by visiting it for three, sometimes more, movies a day. That’s a lot of movie rentals for a girl obsessed with Netflix streaming. I thought I had finally scraped the bottom of the barrel with Rise of The Planet of The Apes, but that turned out not to [...]

What I’m Watching – The Visioneers

Netflix has got my best interest at heart. I know that now. Anytime I’m bored, or lazy or just trolling the channels looking for something fresh, there’s Netflix Streaming with a fantastic suggestion for me. Sunday’s offering: Visioneers. I’m not a fan of “small films,” usually, because I find their story choices to be largely [...]

What I’m Watching on TV – Archer

I’ve been obsessed with Adam Reed and Matt Thompson since Space Ghost Coast to Coast. I basically memorized every episode of Sealab 2021. “Mustache on!” “Too bad!” They are two of the wittiest, most clever, and most irreverently funny modern animation writers around. So, when I heard they were no longer trolling the late nights [...]

What I’m Watching On TV – Weddings and Babies

While the basic misconception is that ALL old movies either suck because they’re in black & white, or are awesome because they’re in black & white, is rampant, what Turner Classic Movies does brilliantly is expose the shades of gray in their vintage film collection. It is from studying their offerings that I realized not [...]