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Apr 27, 2021 52 min

Script/2/Screen - Video Game Movies (Pt. 1)

from Script/2/Screen: The BOSSG Podcast Hosted by J.C Stewart, Kenyatta Hoskins, and Mark Liddell

With the attention of the movie world turning to the Oscars along with prestige movies and grand performances Script/2/Screen talks about movies that aren’t usually remembered come award voting time: Video Game movie adaptations. Kenyatta, Mark, Derek, and Jeff go through some of the first attempts at bringing classic arcade and console gameplay and characters to the big screen. While their record isn’t great we discuss which ones came closest to succeeding in adapting the source material and experience of playing these games. Feel free to leave us a rating or review on Apple Podcasts and other platforms. You can support this podcast and the screenwriter’s group with a monthly donation by clicking on the support button on anchor.fm. You can find Kenyatta and I hosting the Boston Screenwriters Group Virtual screenwriters Forum every two weeks Saturday morning and Tuesday nights with Karis Watie. Watch our forum recordings on our Youtube channel. Join the BOSSG here: www.meetup.com/The-Boston-Screenwriters-Group/ and look for us on Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, and Instagram using the links on the Anchor website! Wishing you all the best in your writing and other life pursuits. Take care, be safe and continue on staying strong! Email: [email protected]

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