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#91 Special Features: Screenwriter Richard Walter

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This week on The Reel Debaters Micheal interviews Richard Walter to talk about screenwriting and storytelling. Richard is a bestselling novelist and has had numerous screenplay projects with the major Hollywood studios and the biggest television networks. For more than forty years, Richard chaired the graduate program in screenwriting at UCLA. He’s the author of such screenwriting books as: Essentials of Screenwriting, and The Whole Picture.Richard’s former students went on to write for Steven Spielberg, and have won three Academy Awards for Best Screenplay. The students that have taken his classes were screenwriters of: Jurassic Park, The Terminal, The Office, The Simpsons, Thor: The Dark World, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and Carlito’s WayWanna send us your opinion on this week's episode? Hit up our voicemail and drop us a comment.RD voicemail Events:HousekeepingLike being in the know? Hate FOMO? Follow us online below to never miss a live show, contest or give away and don't forget to subscribe to the show on your podcast player.TwitterFacebookInstagramYoutube ShortsDonate to the causeCast & Crew- Executive Producer, Editor, Mixer Captain of the USS Debater Micheal Petrow - Co-Host/Co-Producer and Comedian Commander Martin Navarro- Co-Host/Co-Producer and Comedian Lieutenant Commander Jimmy Skinner - Co-Host/Co-Producer Pop Culture Officer Mark Cowell  -Co-Host/Co-Producer Visual Arts Officer Rob Strachan   -Co-Host and Nerd/Geekdom Officer Charles Fernandes  -Co-Host and Entertainment Officer Ian Bawa -Co-Host and Live Show Moderator Emily ClarkeAbout UsCould James Bond be a Chef? Should The Ghostbusters have their own restaurant? What would Indiana Jones and Lara Croft's wedding look like? Maybe you wanna find out if Conan The Barbarian could teach Sex Ed? Welcome to The Reel Debaters, where real life meets reel life... Each week you’ll hear 4 debaters sit down as they come up with a new tussle where they compare, contrast and insult each other with their takes for your listening pleasure. They'll either insert themselves into a story and see how they fare or bring the characters into real life scenarios that make less than no sense.As a bonus you'll get access interviews from within the film industry and listen to "reel talks" about our favorite moments, scenes and storiesTune Thursday for a new episode and if there’s something you wanna hear beaten to death send us an email [email protected]

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This week on the show Micheal sits down with Richard Walter to talk about screenwriting and storytelling. Richard is a bestselling novelist and has had numerous screenplay projects with the major Hollywood studios and the biggest television networks. For more than forty years, Richard chaired the graduate program in screenwriting at UCLA. He’s the author of such screenwriting books as: Essentials of Screenwriting, and The Whole Picture. Richard’s former students went on to write for Steven Spielberg, and have won three Academy Awards for Best Screenplay. The students that have taken his classes were screenwriters of: Jurassic Park, The Terminal, The Office, The Simpsons, Thor: The Dark World, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and Carlito’s Way.

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