Adapting Scripts into Novels - Transcript March 22, 2015
We had a great chat tonight on using your screenplays as outlines for novels. Why not get your story out there and enjoyed while you're hustling them to Hollywood execs? Read on for some great tips and insights into reverse adaptation. Enjoy! @jeannevb
- IT’S #SCRIPTCHAT O’CLOCK: Topic - adapting your screenplays into novels or short stories. The power of IP. Chat here: http://www.tchat.io/rooms/scriptchat …
https://twitter.com/jeannevb/status/579794740800983040
— Jeanne V Bowerman (@jeannevb)Mon, Mar 23 2015 00:00:12 - .@LaurenSchacher @MaggieLevin @Bambookiller I ask because #scriptchat tonight is on adapting your script to other media - @CWSPodcast
https://twitter.com/chasffisher/status/579794878684487680
— Chas Fisher (@chasffisher)Mon, Mar 23 2015 00:00:45 - Oh man, this mentality is ingrained in me. Before I focused on writing, my plan was to be a comic book artist... #scriptchat
https://twitter.com/blueneumann/status/579794920195665920
— Chris Neumann (@blueneumann)Mon, Mar 23 2015 00:00:55 - Welcome everyone! I'm a huge fan of using your stories in as many ways as possible, except as kindling for fires. #scriptchat
https://twitter.com/jeannevb/status/579794951812313088
— Jeanne V Bowerman (@jeannevb)Mon, Mar 23 2015 00:01:03 - so my immediate thought was how to adapt a movie idea into "issues" or "episodes" #scriptchat
https://twitter.com/blueneumann/status/579795015792246784
— Chris Neumann (@blueneumann)Mon, Mar 23 2015 00:01:18 - You better be on your prose. #scriptchat
https://twitter.com/Al_1701/status/579795141436792832
— David A. Youngquist (@Al_1701)Mon, Mar 23 2015 00:01:48 - While I’m not a huge fan of “reverse adaptation", commissioning a graphic novel is WAY cheaper than shooting a feature #scriptchat
https://twitter.com/chasffisher/status/579795235435245568
— Chas Fisher (@chasffisher)Mon, Mar 23 2015 00:02:10 - There's much to consider when adapting your scripts into novels. Some stories make better movies than books & vice versa #scriptchat
https://twitter.com/jeannevb/status/579795245140975616
— Jeanne V Bowerman (@jeannevb)Mon, Mar 23 2015 00:02:13 https://twitter.com/ScriptsScribes/status/579795500292943872
— Scripts & Scribes (@ScriptsScribes)Mon, Mar 23 2015 00:03:14- @jeannevb and novelizing your script can increase attention and interest in your story #scriptchat
https://twitter.com/JonJimMiller/status/579795515254149120
— Jon James Miller (@JonJimMiller)Mon, Mar 23 2015 00:03:17 - @chasffisher That's a great topic for @joewilsontv to comment on, since he's doing exactly that right now. #scriptchat
https://twitter.com/BrandXJon/status/579795630869987328
— Jon Schiefer (@BrandXJon)Mon, Mar 23 2015 00:03:45 - Hey guys! Sorry I'm late! #scriptchat
https://twitter.com/filmwritr4/status/579795650793070592
— Chris Hadley (@filmwritr4)Mon, Mar 23 2015 00:03:49 - @tdbcd Dances With Wolves by Michael Blake is the most famous example I know of...won the oscar after all #scriptchat
https://twitter.com/JonJimMiller/status/579795658393169921
— Jon James Miller (@JonJimMiller)Mon, Mar 23 2015 00:03:51 - Some fellow screenwriters have adapted their scripts to novels, like @UnkScreenwriter @blueneumann @JonJimMiller #scriptchat
https://twitter.com/jeannevb/status/579795675707244544
— Jeanne V Bowerman (@jeannevb)Mon, Mar 23 2015 00:03:55 - @tdbcd turning a movie script into a book? #scriptchat
https://twitter.com/blueneumann/status/579795675271028736
— Chris Neumann (@blueneumann)Mon, Mar 23 2015 00:03:55 - @jeannevb Actually I haven't yet, but I intend to #scriptchat
https://twitter.com/blueneumann/status/579795794590613505
— Chris Neumann (@blueneumann)Mon, Mar 23 2015 00:04:24 - @blueneumann @tdbcd Hollywood tends to respect authors more than scribes...which isn't saying much I know #scriptchat
https://twitter.com/JonJimMiller/status/579795828346343424
— Jon James Miller (@JonJimMiller)Mon, Mar 23 2015 00:04:32 - #scriptchat welcome to the brave new world of trans media storytelling.
https://twitter.com/jgsarantinos/status/579795840706826240
— J Gideon Sarantinos (@jgsarantinos)Mon, Mar 23 2015 00:04:35 - @blueneumann that counts :) #scriptchat
https://twitter.com/jeannevb/status/579795858973130752
— Jeanne V Bowerman (@jeannevb)Mon, Mar 23 2015 00:04:39 - I think a key thing to keep in mind is not just "prose-ifying" your script, but actually take it apart and reassemble it #scriptchat
https://twitter.com/blueneumann/status/579795874831835137
— Chris Neumann (@blueneumann)Mon, Mar 23 2015 00:04:43 - Hey everyone! *waves* #scriptchat
https://twitter.com/filmwritr4/status/579795928086917120
— Chris Hadley (@filmwritr4)Mon, Mar 23 2015 00:04:56 - @tdbcd #scriptchat Ron Montana used to take scripts he didn't sell and novelize them
https://twitter.com/byChrisPhillips/status/579795948852760576
— Christopher Phillips (@byChrisPhillips)Mon, Mar 23 2015 00:05:00