by the fans for the fans

there's more. NY Times has it now:

movies.nytimes.com/movie/451218/Robotech/credits

Screenplay - Craig Silverstein
Screenplay - Alfred Gough
Producer - Akiva Goldsman
Producer - Tobey Maguire
Producer - Drew Crevello
Executive Producer - Frank Agrama
Executive Producer - Jason Netter
Producer - Jenno Topping
Screenplay - Miles Millar
Screenplay - Craig Zahler
Screenplay - Lawrence Kasdan
Screenplay - Tom Robb Smith
Studio Executive - Niija Kuykendall
Production Executive - Nick Reimond
Studio Executive - Matt Cherniss
Production Executive - Alex Block
Production Executive - Kerry Foster

Warner Bros. Pictures - Studio
Weed Road Pictures - Production Company
Material Pictures - Production Company

So what does it mean to the big picture?

WHAT IT MEANS IS THAT THERE IS STILL DEVELOPMENT ON RLAM. WB HIRING WRITERS TO TAKE A SHOT AT IT IN MAKING A GOOD SCREENPLAY.

AT LEAST FOR ME IT HAS MOVED ON BEYOND SCRIPT. GETTING CLOSE TO HOW THEY WANT THE SCRIPT MESH WITH THE VISUALS. SCRIPT AND SCREENPLAY ARE ABOUT THE SAME THOUGHT BUT SCREENPLAY IS HOW EVERYTHING WILL BE SEEN WHEN FILMING.

EVERYONE INVOLVED IN THE PRODUCTION WOULD STILL HAVE TO AGREE TO IT AS WELL. I SAY A GOOD SCREENPLAY WOULD TAKE ABOUT 2 TO 3 MONTHS TO MAKE AND IF APPROVED THEN PICK A DIRECTOR.

IF NOT APPROVED THEN WE WILL KNOW WHEN ANOTHER SCREENPLAY WRITER IS PUT OUT THERE.



SCREENPLAY:
encyclopedia2.thefreedictionary.com/Film+script

Written text that provides the basis for a film production. Screenplays usually include not only the dialogue spoken by the characters but also a shot-by-shot outline of the film's action. Screenplays may be adapted from novels or stage plays or developed from original ideas suggested by the screenwriters or their collaborators. They generally pass through multiple revisions, and screenwriters are called on to incorporate suggestions from directors, producers, and others involved in the filmmaking process. Early drafts often include only brief suggestions for planned shots, but by the date of production a screenplay may evolve into a detailed shooting script, in which action and gestures are explicitly stated.

Thats great then. I am glad there are forums so i can find out this information

aka_s2h wrote:

Thats great then. I am glad there are forums so i can find out this information

NO PROBLEM

Perfect timing, will we see some moves come out by this summers comic con? Hmmmm

Btw, where's Matt Reilly and Matt Milan in the credits?

www.movieinsider.com/m4358/2/robotech/

I guess your info is more updated than mine memo, I'll check my sources.

Anyway good news, but not surprising since blockbusters do take time to perfect, the nature of all tentpoles.

Oh another thing, LOL!!!

Do any of you know what the difference is between an Executive Producer and Production Executive? I do

They're hinting on something???

Hehehe!

Mav...

MaverickLSC wrote:

Btw, where's Matt Reilly and Matt Milan in the credits?

www.movieinsider.com/m4358/2/robotech/

PRODUCERS MATT REILLY AND MATT MILAN. GOOD FIND.

SO MUCH INFO OUT THERE ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE. AT SAME TIME THIS RLAM HAS NOT BEEN GREENLIT. SO STILL KEY PLAYERS CAN STILL BE CHANGED OR HAVE BEEN CHANGED. STILL A WAIT AND SEE.

MATT REILLY IMDB
www.imdb.com/name/nm2888990/

Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (assistant: Mr. Bryce)...2009

Hancock (assistant: Mr. Bryce)...............................2008

Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles (TV series)..........2008

(production assistant - 7 episodes)
– The Demon Hand (2008) (production assistant - uncredited)
– Dungeons & Dragons (2008) (production assistant - uncredited)
– Queen's Gambit (2008) (production assistant - uncredited)
– Heavy Metal (2008) (production assistant - uncredited)
– The Turk (2008) (production assistant - uncredited)
See all 7 episodes »

Miami Vice (second assistant: Mr. Brugge)...............2006



Matt Milan (Matthew Milan?) IMBD
www.imdb.com/name/nm2106961/

The Gangster Squad(set production assistant)..................2012
(post-production)

The Master (set production assistant).........................2012
(post-production)

Luck (TV series) (set production assistant - 1 episode).......2011
– Pilot (2011) (set production assistant)

In Time (set production assistant)............................2011

Horrible Bosses (set production assistant)....................2011

Love and Other Drugs (set production assistant)...............2010

The Pacific (TV mini-series)..................................2010
(set production assistant: Los Angeles - 3 episodes)
– Iwo Jima (2010) (set production assistant: Los Angeles)
– Basilone (2010) (set production assistant: Los Angeles)
– Guadalcanal/Leckie (2010) (set production assistant: Los Angeles)

It's Complicated..............................................2009
(production assistant: Los Angeles - as Matthew R. Milan)

Head Case (TV series).........................................2009
(production assistant - 1 episode)
– The Wedding Ringer (2009) (production assistant)

Darn, I was hoping RLAM would be "in production" long enough for me to graduate Visual Effects and Animation lol! jk

Last_Valk_Standing wrote:

Darn, I was hoping RLAM would be "in production" long enough for me to graduate Visual Effects and Animation lol! jk

HAHAHA. YOU JUST MIGHT. NOTHING MOVING BUT WRITERS.