So.... I found some interesting advice online. It said when you write your script, visualize the actors you see in the roles, if you could get anyone. Literally anyone. Dont worry about money, dont worry about if they are alive. Just, put some names and faces in, if you could have anyone. Not necessarily the most famous, or most marketable. But the most suitable to the characters you created. It helps develop the characters, I was told, and it gives you a real person to breathe life into the role. Also, it helps the people who read your script visualize what you wrote... Okay. Ill play............... For my script HIT OR MISS: A mob debt collector (George Clooney) is ready to retire. But the ruthless mob boss he works for (James Caan) sends him on one last job.... Thats the short version. Also: Before he can retire, Tony has to train his replacement (Anthony Mackie), a Marine home from the war, and he has to collect once again from the toughest man he ever faced, a former pro cage fighter (Ving Rhames).
Posted on: Tue, 04 Nov 2014 11:32:28 +0000
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