Read it all at GQ.

Check it on Scott's blog.

  From the project site, www.stealmyscript.com:

Steal my script was inspired by the one, true Jonathon Coulton, who, back in 2005 started his own "thing a week" ritual.  Basically, he wrote and recorded a new song every week.  Then he became super famous and people like John Kellogg Hodgman rode the coattails of his success all the way to infamy.

May we have done unto ourselves as has been done unto others.

Steal my script is a similar venture.  Except it's not singing, it's screenwriting.  And I'm not writing a feature length screenplay a week.  That would be madness.  Nor am I writing a short every week.  This still isn't my full time job.

I'm writing a scene, or a sequence if you will, and sometimes a short.

Every week.

Get the creative screenwriting podcast here or here or here.

The movies of discussion below.

http://www.scriptdoctoreric.com/2010/04/script-doctor-erics-2010-screenplay_01.html

http://celtx.com/

Part Two

Check out his blog. or his IMDB Profile

Some credits....

1. The Nines (2007) (written by)
2. Corpse Bride (2005) (screenplay)
   
3. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005) (screenplay)
   
4. Big Fish (2003) (screenplay)
5. Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle (2003) (screenplay) (story)
6. Alaska (2003) (TV) (writer)
7. Charlie's Angels (2000) (written by)
   
8. Titan A.E. (2000) (screenplay)
   
9. "D.C." (1 episode, 2000)
   
10. Go (1999) (written by)
11. God (1998) (writer)

Always write from your gut.