SELLING YOUR SCREENPLAY: Screenwriter / Director Kane Senes On ‘Echoes of War’ Starring William Forsythe
Ashley Scott Meyers talks with screenwriter and director Kane Senes about his latest film, ‘Echoes of War,’ starring William Forsythe. We talk about what attracted Kane to the material and how he eventually got this film produced.
In this episode of the podcast I talk with screenwriter and director Kane Senes about his latest film, Echoes of War, which stars William Forsythe. Echoes of War is a post-Civil War drama about a young man who returns home after fighting for the South. We talk about what attracted Kane to the material and how he eventually got this film produced.
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You can also read a transcript of this episode.
Links mentioned in the show:
- Kane Senes on IMDb
- Kane Senes on Twitter
- Echoes of War on IMDb
- Echoes of War Trailer
- Echoes of War on Facebook
- Echoes of War on Twitter
- The new SYS screenplay analysis service
- SYS Email / Fax Blast Service
- SYS on Twitter
- SYS on Facebook
- SYS on YouTube
- Our free guide, "How to Sell Your Screenplay in 5 Weeks!"
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Ashley Scott Meyers is a screenwriter and blogger / podcaster. Since beginning his career as a screenwriter in the late 1990’s he’s optioned more than two dozen feature screenplays and sold a half dozen. And he’s done it all without an agent or manager, instead opting to use his pragmatic screenplay marketing guide which he teaches at SellingYourScreenplay.com.
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