Escape From (Dull) Exposition
RocketJump Film School
Aug 18, 2015 19:00
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Joey has landed in some hot water with the fuzz over in Movie Jail. He needs to demonstrate how to write good exposition without boring an audience to death. But can Detective Campos be trusted?
This tutorial on writing exposition is a direct homage to one of Joey's favorite Kurt Russells: Snake Plissken, from the 1981 movie ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK by John Carpenter.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0082340/
Written by Will Campos and Mike Symonds
Score composed by Maxton Waller http://www.maxtonwaller.com
Questions about writing exposition? Head to the forums to chat with Will directly and download the official Exposition Study Guide!
https://discuss.rocketjump.com/t/escape-from-dull-exposition-official-discussion/2987
As always, thanks to RØDE microphones: http://www.rode.com
(The name's Plissken.)
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