Entrepreneur on crowdfunding without Kickstarter and how two business founders built their own crowdfunding site, Selfstarter, and raised $2.3M in a one month campaign. The site is available for free download and customization.
(ENTREP)
Total Film ranks some of the best by authors who wrote screenplays, including: Alex Garland’s
28 Days Later, James Agee’s
Night of the Hunter, Dorothy Parker’s
A Star Is Born, Gore Vidal’s
Ben Hur, Ray Bradbury’s
Moby Dick, and Larry McMurtry’s
Brokeback Mountain.
(TF)
THR’s roundtable Q&A with six directors: Steve McQueen, Paul Greengrass, David O. Russell, Ben Stiller, Alfonso Cuaron and Lee Daniels.
(THR)
Mashable has the Volvo trucks ad starring the 53-year old action icon standing on two Volvo truck side mirrors as they part on the open highway, leading to the ‘epic split’ of the title. The ad has logged nearly 2 million views in less than 24 hours.
(MASH)
Deadline on the latest casting and plot details for the Jay Roach-directed pilot, with a script from
Weeds exec producer Roberto Benabib and his brother Kim.
(DH)
TV Line has the trailer for TNT’s December event series
Mob City, about the power struggle between police and mobsters in post-WW II Los Angeles. Frank Darabont adapted the source material and directs as well as exec producing. The series stars Ed Burns, Milo Ventimiglia, Neal McDonough, Jeremy Luke, and more.
(TVL)
Oliver, who scored with viewers and execs when he subbed for Jon Stewart this summer on
The Daily Show, will be hosting a Sunday night topical comedy series for HBO starting in 2014.
(VUL)
Go Into The Story breaks down the two major components behind the studios’ ‘similar but different’ approach to material – marketing and fear of a flop – and how to handle it via pre-existing content, specs and pitches.
(GITS)
Forbes on the loss of nearly 1/3 of a million viewers for
Totally Biased after it shifted from FX to FXX – and why that alone speaks to the network needing to find its signature show soon.
(FORBES)
Time magazine’s story about two Belgian professors who recently screened the 10 most borrowed books at the Antwerp library for toxins and bacteria; all ten titles tested positive for cocaine and the
Fifty Shades of Grey copy tested positive for…well…
(TIME)
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