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Sunday, 30 June 2013

The Hero Myth

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  L Seger Essay by Jayson Rivera Pabón
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Saturday, 29 June 2013

Moroccan cinema in Italy ,Avanti

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Thursday, 27 June 2013

Hollywood relies on blockbuster movies or genre

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Hollywood is targetting teenagers in America.But, what gets the media wheels  go on is its realibilty of blockbusters or genre.Myth is a primary for producers and any script writer of the world can write for Hollywood even if he is from here; Morocco or other parts of the world . You only need skill and talent to wrire genre that deal with myth heroes"Indiana Jones" The star wars and more . Hollywood is intrested in myth because it has a large audience now i mean the world and surely War World Z will smash all world box offices and revenues will be blessing seasons this year for Hollywood .War World Zis about United Nations employee Gerry Lane traverses the world in a race against time to stop the Zombie pandemic that is toppling armies and governments, and threatening to destroy humanity itself.


  Writers Store_ Secrets of Blockbuster Movies - Part I by John Truby by vicmalt
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Wednesday, 26 June 2013

Characters by Linda Seger

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One-dimensional characters are plain, simple and unexplained.  Readers or viewers briefly “see” one-dimensional characters but these characters do not speak. The one-dimensional characters are usually cashiers, salespeople, drivers, servers, nurses, joggers, or the person walking down the street pushing a stroller.
Two-dimensional characters are similar to one-dimensional characters except two-dimensional characters use speech or gestures to react to what is going on around them  Still, two-dimensional characters are undeveloped and lack explanation, reason and depth.  Two-dimensional character reactions and interactions are often brief, but not always. A character may be present the majority of the time, but when s/he lacks history/backstory and complexity, the character is two-dimensional.
An effective, well-rounded, believable fictional character usually has three dimensions:
  • thoughts
  • emotions; and
  • actions.
In screenwriting, the three dimensions are frequently described as:
  • physiology;
  • sociology; and
  • psychology.
Three-dimensional characters have goals, ambitions, desires, motivating forces, fears and values.  In addition, they have habits, mannerisms, cultural tendencies and styles that are audible or visible to others.  In other words, a 3-D character has an inside and an outside.
Flat, misused or poorly developed characters are the best way to lose reader interest.  Here are some tips for creating three-dimensional characters:

A fully developed character has three dimensions:

 1) Thoughts, 2) Emotions, and 3) Actions.

A good character thinks, feels, and does things. A "character type" does only one of the three.

Think of a brainy professor character who thinks, but never shows emotion and never does anything. He's a character type. Think of a grieving widow - all emotion, no thoughts, and no actions. Think of a tough cop - all action, no thoughts, and no emotions. All are character types. All are incomplete characters. All are boring stereotypes


  Linda Seger Esquemas by DAvid ROman
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Sunday, 23 June 2013

SNRT artists allowed to work outside Dar El Brihi

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SNRT artists are allowed to work outside Dar El Brihi. This is according to the law of the RIGHT OF THE ARTIST No 24 ARTICLE SEE PDF BELOW .SNRT is negociating this matter by its own juridic director whom he is willing to negoanciate with Dar Brihi Artists already disappointed of not giving them permission to work outside Televison .This is  happened when some of filmmakers have presented their artistic works  via productions companies  but refused practically by the new commission created by the recent famous controversial  -Cahiers des Charhes- of Mustapha El Khalifi the minister of communication .The commission has refused to allow SNRT artists to work on drama films outside Dar El Brihi.

By the way, SNRT drama artists have proven great talents and skills to produce handsome films such as Akher Romanciyeen by Khalid Ibrahimi awarded in Mekness Film Television 2O13
The Will by Allal El Alaoui , the jury prize in Baghdad International Film Festival 2012
Coup de ciseaux By Raouf Essabahi Cartage International Film Festival 2012
Sandala Ayoub by Abdelwaheed Mjahed UN award 
El Hawdaj by Mohamed Ben Ramadan awarded in Tunis
Tefal al Koumama by Hakim Bidaoui awarded  Cairo Radio and TV Arab Union and more ...

Chapitre VII : Dispositions particulières
Article 24 :
Le personnel des administrations publiques, des collectivités locales et des établissements publics peuvent réaliser des œuvres artistiques pour leur propre compte ou au profit des tiers, en dehors des heures du travail, à condition que ces activités n'aient pas d'effet sur le rendement de leur travail administratif et que le caractère commercial n'en soit pas prépondérant.
Bulletin Officiel n° 5126 du Jeudi 17 Juillet 2003.
الباب السابع : مقتضيات استثنائية
المادة : 24
يجوز لموظفي وأعوان الإدارات العمومية والجماعات المحلية والمؤسسات المحلية إنجاز الأعمال الفنية لحسابهم الخاص أو للغير خارج أوقات العمل شريطة ألا يؤثر ذلك على مرد ودية عملهم وأن لا يطغى عليه الطابع التجاري.


Lois qui régissent ces cadres juridiques
• loi n° 71-99 (Dhahir « Qanun el Fannan ») sur le statut de l'artiste. Loi générale sur le
statut de l’artiste.
• La loi relative aux droits d'auteur et aux droits voisins, 2000 (Dahir n° 1-00-20 du 9
kaada 1420 (15 février 2000)) et modifiée en 2006 (Dahir n° 1-05-192 du 15 moharrem
1427 (14 février 2006).
a) Conditions d'emploi et de travail
- Code du travail, loi N° 65-99 du 11 septembre 2003 (loi générale)
- Statut de l'artiste, loi N° 71.99 du 19 juin 2003 (loi spécifique)
- Décret N°2.00.354 du 1° novembre 2000 relatif à l'octroi de subventions dans
les domaines du théâtre et du livre.
- Arrêté conjoint du ministre de la culture et de la communication et du ministre de
l'économie, des finances, de la privatisation et du tourisme n° 1223-02 du 31 juillet
2002 fixant les modalités d'octroi de subventions de soutien à la production et à la
diffusion des œuvres théâtrales.
- Arrêté conjoint du ministre de la culture et de la communication et du ministre de
l'économie, des finances, de la privatisation et du tourisme n° 1224-02 (31 juillet 2002)
fixant les modalités d'octroi de subventions de soutien à la diffusion des livres.

.Chapitre VII : Dispositions particulières 

Article 24 :

Le personnel des administrations publiques, des collectivités locales et des établissements publics peuvent réaliser des œuvres artistiques pour leur propre compte ou au profit des tiers, en dehors des heures du travail, à condition que ces activités n'aientpas d'effet sur le rendement de leur travail administratif et que le caractère commercial n'en soit pas prépondérant.



  1-03-113 by allal


  [1] Bulletin Officiel n° 5126 du Jeudi 17 Juillet 2003. by allal


  Maroc Code Travail by allal
















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Saturday, 22 June 2013

How can i get fund from CCM to organize Film Festivals in Morocco ?

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You are Moroccan and live abroad and you love Moroccan cinema . May be you want to organise a film festival in the country you are residing . Moroccan authorities have found solutions to fund cinema organizing people.This PDF written by CCM is a good guide of cinema-goers either who want to pormote movies and its makers nationally and internationally. 


  Cps 2012 by allal
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The board in screenwriting

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The Board is a way for you to ‘ see’ your movie before you start writing.It is a way to easily test different scenes,story arcs,ideas,bits of dialogue and story rhytms and decide whether they work – or if they just plain suck .
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