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Mar Apri 06Two Spring Issue 2010 Newcomer Matt Lohr Thrilling his Audience with The Zombie Movie! Inside: • From Potluck to Feast with Michelle Muldoon (pg 12) • Hollywood Scriptwriter’s Own Julia Alexander new web series (pg 14) • Stan Harrington: Not in it for the money! (pg 16) • Lightsabers, Zombies and Vanishing Producers with Brian T. Barnhart (pg 18) ON-SITE SPOT FOR FILM PRODUCTIONS Location… Unique Property Beautiful Natural Setting 60ft. Waterfalls Spectacular Views Available for location shoots Location… and special events. contact Paula or Jay Cell (951) 532-2708 email: [email protected] Location… Just past Riverside, nestled in the foothills of Moreno Valley, resides this Above all this is the patio, which not only grants a chance to view the location site that has so much to offer. This beautiful property provides pool, but in itself is its own distinct setting. 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Don’t miss out on the beauty and elegance of of its own, offering a timeless elegance that will leave audiences breath- Moreno Valley’s most attractive site. less. For information call Jay or Paula at (951) 532-2708 or reach them by email at [email protected]. Dear HS Reader and Advertisers, Volume 31, No. 2 Spring 2010 Welcome to another edition of Hollywood Scriptwriter magazine. We appreciate your dedication to our publication. We have some bitter-sweet news! HS will temporarily be distributed seasonally...Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall. As we all know, the economy has hit a lot of businesses hard so advertising has slowed down Publisher/Editor-in-Chief somewhat, but we won’t stop the press! HS is still one of the more popular Angela M. Cranon screenwriting magazines out there! Contributing Writers/Editors Ashley Aguirre Now for the SWEET NEWS...HS will offer more pages of information, John Barundia entertainment, and news in the issues so you will still get more for your buck! Tito Benavides As an ONLINE publication, we are able to keep production going and the Joey Berumen information coming in, which never stops. Scott Essman Carolyn Firestone We have taken a leap into the world of technology. We’re able to do this by offering Rick Gomez the same quality and solid content as we have in the past. Tell your friends to Ericika Hightower Niki Jensen subscribe to HS-the New Online magazine. Elieth Koulzons Andrea Mora Samantha Nunnemaker-Robinson Make it a great day! Angela M. Cranon Daniel Sandoval Alesia Taylor Cherelle Tisby Cover Megan Winters “Journey from the Fall” Depicts Real-Life Justin B. Witron Matt Lorh puts the scare back into horror Fears in Sydney Zapiec movies with his latest “The Movie Prison Camps. Zombie”. by Angela Cranon Senior Editors by Rick Gomez Alesia Taylor Page 20 Ericika Hightower Page 4 David Manning Disappointed, but Not Defeated as “Love HS “Replay Cover” Graphic Designer Is The Drug” Debuts. Ashley Aguirre James Gunn Creates Slither...Thriller/ by Niki Jensen Horror...far different from cartoon anima- Page 24 Winthrop Thomas, Graphic Artist tion comedy Scooby-Doo I & II [email protected] by Angela Cranon Director Mary Harron Page 7 Display Advertising uncovers the real-life story of model Bettie (310) 283-1630 Page in The Notorious Bettie [email protected] From Potluck to Feast with Michelle by by Scott Essman Muldoon Page 28 Board of Directors by Joey Berumen Edward Charles BOD president Page 12 Editorial Calendar Deseree Chase Page 23 owner, Golden Wings Academy Hollywood Scriptwriter Magazine’s own Anitra Ann Ellis writes and produces web series “The owner, Your Alternative Home Training Center NETSCREENING: Rewriting Websites Candace Walker Bilderberg Club”. HS Reporter Julia by John Barundia owner, Urban Sistahs Entertainment Alexander, along with her screenwriting Page 36 partners, talk about newest trends in In loving memory of scriptwriting. Ruby Jones PITCH-A-SCRIPT Delores Lee Jones by Sydney Zapiec Page 38 Page 14 Stan Harrington: Not in it for the money! COPYRIGHT © 2010 by Tito Benavides BY HOLLYWOOD SCRIPTWRITER Hollywood Scriptwriter (ISSN1097-8577) is published bi-monthly. Page 16 All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying recording, or by any information storage Lightsabers, Zombies and Vanishing and retrieval system without the express written permission of the Publisher. For subscription and/or adsales go online to Producers with Brian T. Barnhart www.hollywoodscriptwriter.com or call (310) 530-0000. by by Joey Berumen Dedicated to Page 18 Alexandria & Jeremiah Charles - 3 COVER STORY Matt Lorh puts the scare back into horror movies with his latest “The Movie Zombie”. by Rick Gomez Many kids at 12 years old barely know “I started thinking, I would like to what to wear in the morning or what sport do this, and I can do this. A month later, to play, let alone, what career path to pursue. Goodfellas came out. I think (my parents) But for Matt R. Lohr, that wasn’t the case. knew I was not the usual kid just goofing For the past 20 years, he has worked around in a movie. I already started professionally as a scriptwriter, exactly what talking about it in a way I think they knew he set out to do when he was a young boy. he might want to get something out of Coming from a blue-collar family, Lohr this. Until this day, I tell a person that’s explains how movies instantly caught his my favorite film. It’s pretty much a perfect interest. piece of storytelling that’s put together. “A lot of people come to this I started seeing more and more adult profession through their background or oriented films and not just films that were because their family was in the industry. I for entertainment,” Lohr says. just picked this out of the blue, practically. The more movies he watched, the I’m the son of a son of a steel worker,” the more hands-on work he wanted to do writer says. “No one in my family is in the himself. It didn’t take him long before industry. I had no industry connections of he got his first script out. any kind.” He’ll admit his first wasn’t exactly Thinking back he remembers, “I really the best, but he knows it was very liked films. I kind of did it as an escape. I important in his development. got picked on a lot as a kid and I wasn’t “I started studying and reading on really popular when I was in school. I my own. I actually wrote my first script watched a lot of movies and I got into those my junior year in high school. I reread it worlds. recently, it’s absolutely terrible, but it had The movies that I remember seeing to be written,” Lohr says. that made me think this is something I might Lohr was born and raised in want to do with my life for a living was oddly Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where enough Dark Man.” scriptwriting is hardly a popular interest. By the time the movie Goodfellas came That might explain why he was out, Lohr had a perspective on films that picked on so much growing up in most 12-year-old boys would not have. Pittsburgh. “I remember watching it and thinking Matt R. Lohr Once Lohr graduated, he knew he of a movie as a movie. Wow, there are really had to go beyond Pittsburgh. In 2000, interesting things going on with the camera he decided to go to graduate school at here. There are really interesting things Chapman University in Orange County, with the way these shot are being put California where he graduated in 2002. Shortly after graduating, things together,” Lohr says.
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