Coffee & Content - Screenwriting: How to Handle Exposition & How David Fincher Hijacks Your Eyes
Posted 4 years ago by
Richard "RB" Botto 
Happy Sunday to all. Hope you're enjoying your weekend. How about some coffee and complimentary content?
First up, for a screenwriter, handling exposition can be a bitch. In this new video essay from the good people at Fandor, we'll take a look at how some very talented screenwriters managed this very difficult task with cool, calm and creativity.
Next, a look at one of my favorite directors, David Fincher, and, namely, how he hijacks your eyes. Short and sweet, fantastic stuff from the peeps at The Nerdwriter.
I hope you enjoy the content, but also will take a moment to pay it forward and share the material with friends, colleagues and your social media followers. It only takes a sec, and it feels great. Trust me.
Have a terrific remainder of the weekend!
Cheers!
RB
Exposing Exposition
How David Fincher Hijacks Your Eyes
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