Lancelot Link: Oscar Nominations!

Lancelot Link Thursday! This morning the nominations for the Academy Awards were read on TV... I was asleep, so you'll have to find that information somewhere else (maybe here tomorrow). Instead of the Oscars, we have the Razzie Nominations and more! So, here are this week's Oscar Nominated links to some great screenwriting and film articles, plus some fun stuff that may be of interest to you. Brought to you by that suave and sophisticated secret agent...




Here are over ten links plus this week's car chase...


1) Razzie Nominations! What do you think was the worst picture of last year?



2) The Golden Globe Winners.

3) Fox TV goes rogue! No seasons! Shows start any time they want!

4) TV Executive Round Table.

5) The Scrapped STAR WARS Script... you know, for kids!

6) STAR WARS Photos!

7) Next Year: Battle Of The Franchises!

8) 24 Returns To Television!

9) Nicholl Fellowship Winners!

10) And TV Show Runners Have Tips For Success.

11) Your 2014 Calendar Of Screenwriting Events.

And the Car Chase Of The Week...



From FOUL PLAY.

Bill

Mitch Robertson was a Hollywood screenwriter with a problem...

"When his cell phone rang, Mitch Robertson was in Penny’s Coffee Shop in Toluca Lake trying to figure out what to do with the chopped up body parts. Gone were the days when you could just scatter the severed limbs and torso all over the city, now with DNA the body would be reassembled almost immediately. And after 9-11 you couldn’t just get the neighbor kid to do a “penmanship exercise” making address labels, get some other kid to lick the stamps, box up the parts and drop them in a bunch of random blue mail boxes all over town to ship them to the far corners of the world - now packages had to be under sixteen ounces or you had to mail them from the post office... where they asked you all kinds of questions about the contents. You take your, what, about 190 pound man... that means you’d need to cut him into at least 200 pieces to keep it under the weight limits, and not only would that require a lot of work and weighing, think of all of the stamps and labels! Just too much trouble. If Mitch couldn't figure out how to dispose of the body parts he would be in big trouble. And that damned cell phone continued ringing."

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