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29 Steps to Getting a Movie Made in Hollywood: A Flow Chart

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Seems easy enough

Does the name Joshua Marston ring a bell? If not, don't fell too bad, but I'm sure most of you know him as the director of Maria Full of Grace or, perhaps, more recently as the director of The Forgiveness of Blood.

Forgiveness of Blood was recently released by the Criterion Collection and was Albania's official Foreign Language Oscar submission last year. Maria Full of Grace briefly turned Catalina Sandino Moreno into a household name as she was nominated for an Oscar and would later find roles in Steven Soderbergh's Che and then a throwaway part in The Twilight Saga: Eclipse. As for Marston, the success of Maria also garnered him some attention.

In August 2007 I wrote a brief article announcing a secret project J.J. Abrams and Paramount were devloping, a supernatural thriller to be written and directed by Marston. Five years later we have no movie, but we do have a flow chart created by Marston that would seem to have been inspired by his experience with that project courtesy of NPR.

At least that's how it would seem, and it doesn't look like a process I would be too interested in taking on.

Maybe the next time we post a shortlist of candidates for a film role you'll look at it a little differently.

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4 Comments Recorded

  1. Stan says:

    It really astonishes me when watching really crappy movies (bad acting, bad script etc.) that all those people went through all that work and hardships and the end result is lackluster and all that hard wasn't worth it in IMO. And yet these movies still get made....

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