The Cat! Goes to London
Blake Snyder
I will be leaving the confines of Beverly Hills (swimmin’ pools, movie stars) and will be in London, UK from May 3 through May 15. If I don’t return emails as promptly as usual in the next ten days, that’s why. And it’s a great opportunity to take the Cat! international, baby! I will be doing a week-long seminar at Michael Wiese’s film fest in Cornwall and a book signing and talk with the London Script Consultancy in London on the 13th. Please check the links to each on this site. Really looking forward to these great events. Hope to see you all there!
Meantime, I want to salute those in Chicago who made my last trip such a great finale to several weeks of very productive screenwriting sessions, with special thanks to: Linda and Dirk, Mary, Michelle, Merry Carol, Jonathan, Ed, Christina, Marilyn, Richie, Christie, Sean, Kay, Jenkins, Laura, Sonny, Kelly, Cal and Nancy! You all are the best. And if some of your scripts in progress are any indication, a lot of great writing is in the works.
If anyone has a question about anything in my absence, please contact BJ Markel at bjmarkel@aol.com — and someone please pick up my mail, and make sure I turned off the coffee maker. Thanks!
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4 Comments
I’ll babysit the coffee maker (coffee!!!), someone else check the mail…
Unless you get any good magazines, then I’ll take mail duty as well.
Have fun in London!
Dude, be safe in London, I truly hope others will learn your structure and write their stories. The structure that you create, I believe it more than ever! Richie
Remember the words of Marge Simpson:
“An inch is called a centimeter, a pound is called a kilogram, and botchulism is called steak and kidney pie!”
Hope you have a good time . . .
As a writer with four published suspense thrillers under my belt I am always pleasantly surprised when I discover a new How-to book with something REAL to say or to teach me. I learned more in the space of an hour regarding the science of screenwriting reading Save the Cat than I have with any of the other books on the market. Kudos.