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Quickly putting down a scene is a sure fire way to see where I’m heading. It may not always be in the right direction. Often it’ll be a trigger for another scene or some underlying tension (which is just another

“Boscutti’s Orson Welles” Test Scene #02 Entertainment Tonight

Sketching out scenes is a quick way to get a screenplay rolling. Not everyone likes doing it. Some like working out a beat sheet first and then fleshing it out, line by line. Some like noting snippets and dialogue on

“The Wedding Video”

Everyone loves a wedding. You don’t want to read something dry and droll. You want to read something smart and funny. Something you can laugh out loud to. “The Wedding Video” melts the most subversive comedies ever written into one

“Boscutti’s Orson Welles” Test Scene #01 Funeral

I find it helps to sketch out scenes when writing a screenplay. It helps me find the tone, the color. The scenes may not necessarily make it to the final draft (or even the first draft). But somehow they help

“Boscutti’s Rock’n'Roll Fables: Flying”

I don’t know about you, but I just don’t think Aesop’s fables cut it anymore. I think it’s time we updated them with a television series of quick shorts that can teach important life lessons without resorting to talking animals.