Showing posts with label comedy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label comedy. Show all posts
Film News: Genie Ems Script Reveal
What does it take to become a scriptwriter? We can say it takes a large dose of talent, creative literary intellect, and a great imagination. Genie Ems is a Hollywood actress, novel author, and a scriptwriter. She started acting at the age of 15 and released her first novel Fallen Angel on Barnes and Nobel at the age of 18. Genie Ems has written a variety of different film scripts, one of her comedic scripts has drawn great attention to some well-known movie production companies in Hollywood. We asked her to give us just a peek inside what her script is actually about. |
T.L Q: Your comedy script is getting great buzz. Can you give
us what genres will this move be?
G.E A: The script is comedy, action, and adventure.
T.L Q: PG 13
OR RATED R?
G.E A: Before I even started writing, I wanted to make a comedy
that was fit for everyone to watch. For now, without any changes to it, it is a
PG 13 movie.
T.L Q: Will you be in this film?
G.E A: This movie is about 3 high school boys, so no, I haven't
made myself out in it.
T.L Q: Are there particular locations when it comes to
filming?
G.E A: Some of the locations now in mind would be Paris, Russia,
and LA.
T.L Q: Is there a movie budget that is spotting out for?
G.E A: Now we are looking at a 40 to 60 million range.
T.L Q: Will this script turned movie be that amazing?
G.E A: All I can say is that it will bring great laughs to all.
When this comedy comes out, we can imagine the great results in
the box office!
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Neurotic Gangster by Ben Gleib
Showbiz is all about entertainment and nurturing some talented artists. Entertainment has become a necessity with the rigorous working environments. Showbiz rules the world of entertainment and without hard work and talent its difficult to make an impression. There are many inspirational artists who have paved their way towards becoming celebrities. Recently I came across a famous comedian “Ben Gleib”; it was astonishing to know that he had struggled with a speech impediment during his childhood. Since he used to own the stand-up comedy stages with ease.
Ben Gleib wanted to be a comedian from the age of 5 years but he couldn’t talk. But he was a fighter and paved his way through lot of stammering. Now he is a well reputed comedian who recently debuted in the Showtimes with “Neurotic Gangster”. He has even hosted the GSN’s Idiot Test game show and has appeared in several other shows like Chelsea Lately, Comedy Central’s @Midnight and NBC’s Wedding Crashers. Recently there was an interview of Ben Gleib with “Punched Up”. Its a podcast series where he depicts his real life story from his childhood irony to reaching his dream of becoming a stand-up comedian. You could checkout his podcast series in PunchedUpPodcast.com and below is a article by Punched Up on "Ben Gleib".
I'm not angry, just frustrated
The showbiz industry has thrived its stand in business by the talent it has able to produce. With the evolution of technology we are adhering to several ways to showcase ones talents. The so called platform to showcase ones talent is now available with the likes of Youtube, Vimeo, Vevo and many other applications. Its easy to shoot a video with the smart phone these days but when it comes to editing is where we need tools which can be handy.
Recently came across a Youtube channel which is starring Matthew Gonzales. He has several video on youtube and his video are hilarious. He is a gifted actor who pulls of a funny video with ease. Recently he launched his comedy short film “I'm not angry, just frustrated" and guess what it was web series which was edited to short film using Viva Video app. I am so anxious to watch them since its really funny to watch him perform. The shocking part of this was the whole filming was done in 2 cell phones. Now thats how talent meets technology which is the trending factor which influences and gives confidence for artists to crack the showbiz industry. The showbiz industry is evolving with these kind of platforms providing artists a way to showcase their talent to the world.
Gal i Nepal
In showbiz today are going to focus on a comedy film “Gal i Nepal” in Norwegian which translates to “Crazy in Nepal” in English by a Norwegian filmmaker which I caught up in Kickstarter. For people who are unaware of Kickstarter, it is a platform for people who love to express their ideas and desires through film making. Several creative projects have raised funds by Kickstarter.
By the foot of the Himalayas in Nepal there is an area called Mustang. There exists a very peculiar marriage tradition. In this remote area, parents traditionally decide who their children are going to marry. However, a loophole exists in which a boy can kidnap a girl and keep her captive at a neutral family’s home for three days whilst he attempts to convince her that she should marry him instead. If she says no, he has to let her go, but if she agrees, her family cannot oppose her decision and have to accept their new son-in-law into the family.
The Norwegian director Carl-Magnus spent many of his childhood years in Nepal, and is looking to crowdfunding to make a comic film of this unusual tradition. The production will give jobs and money to the Nepalese people, as it will be filmed on their location. If the funding target is achieved, it will also be the first ever successful crowdfunded movie to come out of Norway. It will be a monumental occasion for the nation’s independent filmmakers.
By the foot of the Himalayas in Nepal there is an area called Mustang. There exists a very peculiar marriage tradition. In this remote area, parents traditionally decide who their children are going to marry. However, a loophole exists in which a boy can kidnap a girl and keep her captive at a neutral family’s home for three days whilst he attempts to convince her that she should marry him instead. If she says no, he has to let her go, but if she agrees, her family cannot oppose her decision and have to accept their new son-in-law into the family.
The Norwegian director Carl-Magnus spent many of his childhood years in Nepal, and is looking to crowdfunding to make a comic film of this unusual tradition. The production will give jobs and money to the Nepalese people, as it will be filmed on their location. If the funding target is achieved, it will also be the first ever successful crowdfunded movie to come out of Norway. It will be a monumental occasion for the nation’s independent filmmakers.
