The Script Breakdown of Pulp Fiction by Executive Liaison Nick Phillips.
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Nick Phillips is a former studio executive turned independent producer, working with Dimension Films and Sony Screen Gems, on such franchises as Halloween, Hellraiser, Scream, Feast, Underworld, Resident Evil, and films like Straw Dogs, This Christmas, and Country Strong. Nick then co-founded the independent genre label Revolver Picture Company, which produced the projects Beneath, Haunt, and Pet. Nick also served as Head of Production for the indie startup, CreatorPlus, where he produced the films Jane and Diamond in the Rough. Nick now runs his production label called PBR Streetgang. Full Bio »
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We return to the Writers' Room Script Breakdown Webcast of the iconic Quentin Tarantino script, PULP FICTION, which debuted at Cannes on May 12th, 1994, on its 31st anniversary!
What You'll Learn
Join us as Producer Nick Phillips translates PULP FICTION from script to screen. Using his producer's eye, Nick breaks down all aspects of the script and how it translates to the Oscar-winning film! Nick also answered questions related to the subject from the attendees. You can't get education like this anywhere but Stage 32!
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