Rated PG-13 for language and references to “The Jerk”.

The guest this episode is Emmy, Cable Aces and WGA nominated writer/producer Ron Osborn. Ron has writing credits from shows such as Mork & Mindy, Moonlighting and The West Wing with his writing partner Jeff Reno. His writing credits also include Meet Joe Black and Radioland Murders. He has recently optioned his screenplay, ECHO. He also teaches screenwriting at Art Center/College of Design.

In this episode Ron talks about his career, how he got into the biz, the value of the writing team and what happened with “Radioland Murders”.

Our panel consists of George Willson, Phil Clarke Jr, Jeff Bush and Pia.

SimplyScripts Radio is produced by Michael Cornetto and hosted by Mike Shelton.

Music provided by Incompetech.com.

Interested in joining the panel? Send an email to radiosimply (at) gmail.com

Next up is Message In A Bottle by Noelle Rose (itmightbeorange), Tanis by Robert Newcomer.

After the death of her grandmother, Iris takes on the task of clearing out her personal belongings. All is well until Iris and her fiance stumble unknowingly into a half century family secret. 31 pages (pdf format).

Rated PG-13 for language and gardening.
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Next up is Key To My Heart by Jeff Bush (dreamscale), Tanis by Robert Newcomer.

Logan sure loves the girls. You could say he’s a real lady killer. Wait till he gets a load of Maia. 26 pages (pdf format).

Rated NC-17 for language, extreme and very graphic violence, brauts and cheese hats
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Rated R for language

James McClung is on to discuss the filming of his script Abattoir and his current project.

James also discusses some of his other work Black Market and Tis The Season and his foray into Romantic Comedy.

George Willson (author of the recently released novel The Fempiror Chronicles: The Initiation of David) talks basic scene construction.

Sean Elwood (Zombie Sean) talks about his favorite Zombie scripts, Robert Skotte’s unproduced The Bay and Phil Clarke’s Not Even Death which has recently been filmed, the trailer of which you can catch here.

Pia talks about writing under a deadline, à propos of the recent 7 Week Challenge.

SimplyScripts Radio is produced by Michael Cornetto and hosted by Mike Shelton.

Music provided by Incompetech.com.

Interested in joining the panel? Send an email to radiosimply (at) gmail.com

Rated R for use of the ‘F’ bomb and tobacco.

Stuff we talk about:

• The passing of screenwriter Dan O’Bannon
• Avatar film review.
• John August and Scriptshadow
• The origins of SimplyScripts
• The Black List and its inclusion of the script Balls Out by The Robotard 8000
• Studio posted scripts for award consideration
• The latest Soulshadows II script, My Soul To Take

Intro music provided by Incompetech.com. Outro music mashup provided by Incompetech.com and Young Master Shelton.

Interested in joining the panel? Send an email to radiosimply (at) gmail.com

As you all know, in August we had the August One Week Challenge wherein participants were asked to write a 12 page romantic drama/comedy script based on a piece of music. We had 37 entries. The fine folks over at iScript.com were kind enough to select one script out of the group to be recorded.

The selected script is Our Time Deserves A Love Song by Marnie Mitchell Lister (wannabe) .

An aging musician relives his first love when someone asks what inspired him to write a particular love song.

You can read along with the pdf version of the script here. You can discuss this script and all the OWC entries here. Click the “Play” button to listen to the script.

{note: This audio recording is released under a Creative Commons, attribution, noncommercial, no derivatives 3.0 license. You can share the audio recording in its entirety, but you can’t change it or sell it. }

Thanks to everyone who participated in the challenge. – Don

Very special thanks to iScript.com for sponsoring the challenge and judging the final scripts.

Additional thanks to The Drabble Cast for providing the melody upon which the challenge was based.

Music heart image courtesy of CBC.CA

As you all know, in August we had the August One Week Challenge wherein participants were asked to write a 12 page romantic drama/comedy script based on this piece of music. We had 37 entries. The fine folks over at iScript.com were kind enough to select one script out of the group to be recorded.

The selected script is Our Time Deserves A Love Song by Marnie Mitchell Lister (wannabe) .

An aging musician relives his first love when someone asks what inspired him to write a particular love song.

You can read along with the pdf version of the script here. You can discuss this script and all the OWC entries here. Click the “Play” button to listen to the script.

{note: This audio recording is released under a Creative Commons, attribution, noncommercial, no derivatives 3.0 license. You can share the audio recording in its entirety, but you can’t change it or sell it. }

Thanks to everyone who participated in the challenge. – Don

Very special thanks to iScript.com for sponsoring the challenge and judging the final scripts.

Additional thanks to The Drabble Cast for providing the melody upon which the challenge was based.

Music heart image courtesy of CBC.CA

First up: Computer Girl loses her virginity. You can read the script (pdf format).

You can check out the promo below or watch it on either YouTube or on Machinima.com

You can also go to Computer Girl Central on YouTube. Or, read what folks are saying about it on the Discussion Board. – Don