(Mostly) horror screenwriter hailing from Northern California (previously Georgia) here.
I haven't been up to much, screenplay-wise. Sort of making some decisions about what direction I want to take at the moment. In the meantime I've created a podcast, "Stories That Suck," that you should be able to find wherever you get your podcasts from. It's a showcase for my own work.
I've also just started something I'm calling "Movietalk with Jeff" where I discuss someone who is important in my own development as a writer and as a movie fan -- usually a director or screenwriter. So far I've only done two -- Ridley Scott and William Goldman were the ones I discussed there so far. I also include links to the person's films on Prime so people can click over to watch for themselves --- and, I'll admit, hopefully make me a buck or two in the process.
If the Movietalk with Jeff interests you, you should be able to find what I've done so far using the hashtag #movietalkwithjeff on Twitter, Instagram, or Facebook. I may have forgotten to use that for the Ridley Scott article so you can use #directedbyridleyscott to find that one.
I hope everyone is having a pleasant, stress-free weekend!
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Hey, J. Franklin Evans. I just looked up "#movietalkwithjeff" on Twitter (X). When you make a "Movietalk with Jeff" post, maybe add a sentence about how the person was important to your development as a writer and movie fan. Just a thought.
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Yes, good idea. Thanks!
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You're welcome, J. Franklin Evans.
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Welcome J. Franklin Evans! What are some of your favorite horror films?
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Thank you for taking the time to reintroduce yourself to the community, J. Franklin Evans!
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Nick Phillips Alien is my all-time favorite. Also John Carpenter's The Thing. I tend to like creature features, mostly.
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you're speaking my language J. Franklin Evans! Two of my top choices as well!