223 episodes
Script Shop Highlighting screenwriters and giving producers insight into great, new work. Screenwriting Podcast | Script-writing | Scripts | Producing
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4.9 • 39 Ratings
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We believe all writers have a true human connection to their work. We highlight this connection by featuring a different screenplay and talking shop with its screenwriter each week. -
Discover the human nature beneath the script -
Follow clear storylines, beat breakdowns, and theme inspirations -
Brainstorm possible plans for production -
Bring screenwriters and film producers together -
Have a great time! -
Talk shop with us at ScriptShopShow.com
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UPDATE - Coronavirus (COVID-19)
UPDATE TIME!
Frank talks about our plan for Coronavirus and how it is both the worst and best of times.
This update is inspired by our conversations with nearly 127 different screenwriters over the last two and a half years and is NOT included in any actual episodes. We will be taking a break for awhile, but you can always get inspired from the works and passions of our previous guests at ScriptShopShow.com -
Yours Are Mine | Brooke Trantor
Brooke Trantor talks shop about her short script, 'Yours Are Mine' - Logline: "When a high school tutor discovers a painful secret about her favorite client, she is quickly triggered by a similar darkness from her own past." Learn more at ScriptShopShow.com/127
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PROMO - YOURS ARE MINE
BONUS STORY TIME!
Allyson and Jack talk about tutors.
This bonus story is inspired by our conversation with Brooke Trantor about his short script, 'Yours Are Mine' and is NOT included in the actual episode. The full episode comes out Wednesday, March 11, 2020, but you can read the script now at ScriptShopShow.com/scripts -
Coffee and a Donut | Cary Patrick Martin
Cary Patrick Martin talks shop about his short script, 'Coffee and a Donut' - Logline: "A story of a young immigrant who knows no English, and his trials in....ordering breakfast at the local diner." Learn more at ScriptShopShow.com/126
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PROMO - COFFEE AND A DONUT
BONUS STORY TIME!
Allyson and Jack talk about breakfast.
This bonus story is inspired by our conversation with Cary Patrick Martin about his short script, 'Coffee and a Donut' and is NOT included in the actual episode. The full episode comes out Wednesday, March 4, 2020, but you can read the script now at ScriptShopShow.com/scripts -
To Us | Eric & Sophia Conger
Eric & Sophia Conger talk shop about their short script, 'To Us' - Logline: "When Roger Glass, a famous news anchor, is accused of sexual misconduct, his wife and daughter must come to terms with him -- and themselves" Learn more at ScriptShopShow.com/125
Customer Reviews
Impressive Support for Writers
Incredible opportunity for listeners and writers to participate in a deeper conversation about the craft, and the inspiration behind the work. It would be interesting to see how many of the screewriters have been able to make connections through this amazing resource. At the least, to talk about your work, to share it, and to hear about current--now--writers, is insightful and helpful in feeling part of the larger working world of screenwriters. AND THEY READ YOUR WORK. SO COOL! Great vision and foresight by the hosts.
So wonderfully different!
As a screenwriter I found myself listening to podcasts about the business... how to break in, how to be successful, how to do it for a living, etc. But Script Shop doesn’t do that. Allyson and Jack love screenplays and the writers who create them, and it really shows. This is a unique podcast that exposes themes, does the deep dive into inspiration and even brings back a little nostalgia in the form of a radio play as scenes are performed by the hosts and guests. It’s a great show and I’m glad they’re doing it!
All in the same Lifeboat
One aspect I really appreciate is the sense that we, as writer's, are all in the same Life Boat with our creative sparks... our self doubt... our crazy passionate drive to sit down and write where we end up not writing... in favor of just thinking... some days walking away only having maybe at best rewritten a sentence, let alone an entire scene. Thanks Allyson and Jack! Hail Scrim Shaw!