Best o/t Web 29 Nov 09

Here’s our weekly selection from the screenwriting blogosphere.

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• Every deserving screenplay ultimately finds a buyer
• A look at Paranormal Activity, a “claustrophobic classic”
• “Messy and awkward”: a script review of New Moon.
• Selling specs to Hollywood? Keep afloat with the 2010 releases.
• Emotions fuel the fire, turning your anxieties into good writing.
• Fake out? Fiction writers and the responsibility to your readers.
• Some advice: “Write what you know hurts.”
• James Berardinelli’s Turkeys of 2009
• Shane Black Confronts your fears: Interview
• The 5 S’s of Screenwriting
• Sony Pictures Classics: Scripts for your Consideration
• “How long does it take to get paid once you sell a screenplay?”
• The Verdict: Screenplay for download from mypdfscripts.com
• Stephen King plots sequel to Shining
• Have at least one spec of everything
• Oscar winning Pulp Fiction writer tweets from prison
• The Belgian that may dominate our cinemas in 2011 (and it’s not me)
• First Hobbit Movie Script Complete

And largely unrelated but too much fun not to include:

• Matrix goes Lego. Dodge this!
• Close Encounters of the Redneck Kind

With many thanks to Sol, who we’re wishing a safe return to New York!

Enjoy!

Karel