The popularity of zombie games has always been linked to the online game Doom. Many say that the game started it all. However, a few people know that the concept of zombies came from a 1968 movie by George Romero entitled Night of the Living Dead. Unlike the zombies we see now in movies and in zombie games, here, the zombies in George’s movie were not as deadly. They were mind controlled and were extremely slower than the zombies we have come to recognize at present. As producers caught on with the trend of putting zombies into movies, game developers followed in their footsteps-and then we had Doom. Doom was the first ever game to be able to mix horror, entertainment, and action all into one game. The best part of it was that it appealed to both children and adults alike. Although a lot of zombie games we have now are too graphic for very young children and thus, we do not suggest for them to play these games.
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As a screenwriter, you have probably settled into a niche area in either TV or movies where most of your work is concentrated. After all, writing a script in a genre that you’re comfortable with brings about confidence and growth in your creative projects. In a broader sense, however, concentrating your efforts in one arena of entertainment could be holding you back.
Even though you may have ambitions of becoming a screenplay writer for film, by not at least considering television, you are potentially ignoring a prodigious side of the entertainment world. By expanding your creative writing talent into the area of television, you have an opportunity to open doors and explore opportunities that could shape your future projects.
So, if you have focused your writing efforts exclusively in the area of film, why not explore writing television series screenplays? Having at least a working knowledge and some basic experience with writing a script for television will only serve to strengthen your overall writing ability no matter what your area of expertise.
If your going to watch a romantic comedy this year, I recommend that you Watch No strings attached Megavideo. Natalie Portman and Ashton Kutcher have great chemistry, and our one of the main reasons for the success of the movie. Although the plot is limited, the writers do a great job of stretching out the story in a natural way. The movie’s centralizes on the fear of commitment and a broken heart. Throughout the movie, Portman, although clearly in love with Kutcher, won’t let herself be vulnerable and actually be his girlfriend, because of the pain of losing her Father. Instead they spend most of the movies as sex buddies with “No Strings Attached”. As the movie progresses, Kucher tries to slowly open her heart up more, but it backfies, and pushes her away. By the end though, she realizes that if she wants to happy she has to be with Kutcher.
I really like SyFy movies that are from another planet. I like what this gives the filmmaker to work with. They literally can do “anything” and that is the fun on it. If the story is on earth they have to stay within a certain set of rules. And I know all those rules by heart. I know exactly what they can and can not do here. But on another planet, all bets are off. They can do anything and that is why movies set on another planet are more satisfying. And they allow the characters to have behavior that I don’t expect too. These kind of movies really entertain me. They actually have the ability to surprise me. and that is what I like to see in a film. I like a film to surprise me. Make the see something I have never seen before. Without that there is really no reason for me to watch.
