We here at 26 Screenplays are huge fans of the Creative Commons initiative. The screenplays in the book are released under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 license and exist to have derivative works created from them.
Creative Commons offers a Catalyst grant, and we have applied for it.
Apparently, Amazon.com allows authors to write reviews of their own books. So I wrote one, giving myself a much-deserved five-star rating.
In keeping with the theme of providing free fake trailer scripts on the bulletin board and blog, the MacGuffin script makes its debut.
I fully recognize that purchasing a book sight unseen is a little daunting. While I don’t feel comfortable posting the entire book for free on the internet, I do feel comfortable posting portions of the book for free on the internet.
Every once in awhile, this blog will discuss certain films that a filmmaker should watch and learn from.
If you want a free sample of the type of material that is in the book, I am posting fake trailer scripts throughout the year. These fake trailers use the same format and information that is in the book, giving everyone a free sample.