Assistant Director on Godfather II Offers Screenwriting Tips for Writers
Posted 3 years ago by
Joleene DesRosiers 
How does a budding screenwriter get started? What's more, how can he or she improve on their writing? Burt Bluestein was the assistant director on Godfather II and Point Break. Stage 32 caught up with him at Film Con Hollywood where he offered tips for up and coming screenwriters, as well as the power of networking on Stage 32. Give the image below a click to hear what he has to say!
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