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Monday Prescriptions – How To Be A Cannes Success Story

May 5, 2014April 27, 2017 filmdoctor 0 Comment Andy Wooding, cannes, Cannes 2014, Cannes Film Festival 2014, Cannes success story, film doctor, film doctor film service, Film Doctor script service, How to be a success at Cannes, Oli Gots

Hello Film Doctor friends. As we count the days down to the Cannes Film Festival & Market, we are all ready with another

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Monday Prescriptions – How To Be Baz Luhrmann

May 13, 2013April 27, 2017 filmdoctor Andy Wooding, Baz Luhrmann, Cinema, Director, Director Baz Luhrmann, film doctor, Film Doctor's Monday Prescriptions, film industry, filmmaking, great getsby film, how to be baz luhrmann, Leonardo DiCaprio, Moulin Rouge film, Oli Gots, Producer, screenplay, Strictly Ballroom, the film doctor team, The Great Getsby, The Great Getsby movie, visual storytelling

Good morning, Film Doctor friends. It’s become quite a tradition for some of our Monday Prescription posts to trace the origins

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Monday Prescriptions – How To Be Orson Welles

May 6, 2013April 27, 2017 filmdoctor 1 Comment Andy Wooding, film doctor, film doctor film blog, film doctor film service, Film Doctor Monday Prescriptions, how to be orson welles, Oli Gots, Orson Welles, orson welles 98th birthday, the how to be series

Hi Film Folk!! Today marks the 98th birthday of film legend Orson Welles. In celebration of the actor, writer and

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Monday Prescription – How To Be Danny Boyle

April 1, 2013April 27, 2017 filmdoctor 127 Hours, 28 Days Later, Andy Wooding, British cinema, Danny Boyle, film doctor, Film Doctor's Monday Prescriptions, film Trainspotting, filmmaking, Hollywood, Oli Gots, Producer, Shallow Grave, the film doctor team, Trainspotting the movie, Trance Danny Boyle, UK film industry

Hello Film Doctor Friends. We hope you have been enjoying your Easter holiday weekend – those of you who’ve had

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How to be Ang Lee: part 2 – In his own words

March 7, 2013April 27, 2017 filmdoctor 0 Comment Andy Wooding, ang lee academy award, ang lee essay, ang lee oscar, angle a never-ending dream, film doctor, Film Doctor Help Service Script Screenplay Directing Producing Writing BAFTA Movies Cinema, how to be ang lee, how to be ang lee part 2, Oli Gots

Hi Film Folk, After our incredibly popular How to be Ang Lee post on Monday, The Film Doctor Team came

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Monday Prescriptions – How to be Ang Lee

March 4, 2013April 27, 2017 filmdoctor Andy Wooding, Ang Lee, award-winning director, film doctor, how to be ang lee, Life of Pi, Oli Gots, Oscar Awards, the film doctor team

Good morning, Film Doctor Friends.  A week ago, “Life of Pi” became one of the stars at the 85th Academy

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Monday Prescriptions – How To Be Quentin Tarantino

January 21, 2013April 27, 2017 filmdoctor Andy Wooding, Cinema, Director, Django Unchained, Entertainment, Film, film directing, Film Director, film doctor, Film Doctor Help Service Script Screenplay Directing Producing Writing BAFTA Movies Cinema, Film Doctor's Monday Prescriptions, filmmaking, Hollywood, Lawrence Bender, My Best Friend's Birthday, Oli Gots, Pulp Fiction, Quentin Tarantino, Reservoir Dogs, Roger Avary, Sundance Film Festival, the film doctor team, visual storytelling

Hi Film Doctor Friends.  Snow or no snow, Monday Prescription is here and, with the recent release of Django Unchained, we turn

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Monday Prescription – How To Be Peter Jackson

December 10, 2012April 26, 2017 filmdoctor Andy Wooding, bad taste, Cinema, Film, film consultancy, film doctor, Film Doctor Monday Prescriptions, film service, Heavenly Creatures, how to be peter jackson, lord of the rings, meet the feebles, Oli Gots, Peter Jackson, The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey

Hi Film Folk! With the rapidly approaching release of The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, The Film Doctor Team have chosen

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Monday Prescriptions – How to be Christopher Nolan…

July 16, 2012April 25, 2017 filmdoctor Andy Wooding, batman, chris nolan, christopher nolan, film doctor, Film Doctor Help Service Script Screenplay Directing Producing Writing BAFTA Movies Cinema, Following, Memento, Oli Gots, The Dark Knight, the dark knight rises

Hi Film Folk! In anticipation of the worldwide release of The Dark Knight Rises, The Film Doctor Team  feel that this week’s

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