10 Screenplay Tips from Sofia Coppola an oscar winning Screenwriter

[@user-ih5ik1qt7k]

I love her so much. People don’t talk about women filmmakers enough.

[@winstonwolf5706]

​@Mack Donalds Agreed.

[@wilfbreezy333]

Especially Emerald Fennell

[@wilfbreezy333]

Her sister does a good job of writing and directing too

[@NIKONGUY1960]

Huge respect for her. Lost in Translation sealed the deal. I now understand my writing process thanks to this vid!

[@Maros_Mari]

Thank you for this. Sofia is very inspiring. It was great to see her sensibility - the approach that was imprinted on Lost in Translation. I loved the approach of finding small bits and pieces to build a movie.

[@ami.esselink5546]

Lost in Translation is such a beautiful film, you can really see her style coming through, so glad she won an oscar!

[@roshan3267]

Keep up the good work bro, props to you!

[@stephaniestanley8041]

Sofia, what a wonderful life. So happy for you. ❤️

[@wellumm]

She is my reason to make movies

[@toluwaniobayanworks]

Thank you!

[@bigscience2213]

Yes

[@kulturindustrie5361]

Great Filmmakerin

[@shankarbalakrishnan2360]

Sofia next year what do u say why care the silent wind will brush through your face❤❤

[@orangewarm1]

Tip 1. Have a rich and famous dad, that can help with financing, directing and screenplay structure.

[@namanshah8354]

Yes ofcourse, she has Francis with her. So she has great influence. It's not about her rich, but extremely talented father

[@leonorek5132]

I think having a rich and famous dad doesnt help you at all if youre not also talented and passionate about the path.And she is not the first person coming from an artist family. Nothing wrong with that.

[@clarapj7]

who cares how she got where she is now!!! her work is BRILLIANT, you better be grateful that she got the chance to express herself. stop fucking shaming her for her roots and putting down her work, thank you

[@mikrophonie5633]

Yeah you need to be a nepotism baby like her. Who else can start directing a movie (Lost in Translation) like she did, without even finishing writing the screenplay?

[@jobyden105]

@@clarapj7 oh please... you will not get a job by brown-nosing her. lol.

[@maniveiszadeh8030]

The unrelenting background muzak is so annoying

[@jessegarcia7798]

I wish somebody would ask her how she got the role in The Godfather Part 3... lol nepotism

[@sugaminoru4272]

Don't you know at all? Winora Ryder got ill and they had no time to go without a heroine.

[@mikrophonie5633]

Her first tip should be: "Be a nepotism baby like me, then you can start directing a movie before you even finish writing the script, as I did on Lost in Translation."

[@jobyden105]

YEP. All these kids who have parents in the business get the biggest breaks and always come off as if they started from scratch. She'd be a lot more convincing if she separated herself from her dad and just followed a completely different path.

[@wilfbreezy333]

Stop being jealous lol

[@jobyden105]

There are tons of very talented writers who live in terrible circumstances since their conception in this shitty world who never get so much as a crack at their dream of becoming a writer so Let's be honest... she would've been more sincere if she had gone into nursing or something. At least one would know she started from nothing then.

[@Kris-uy1ei]

Wow, projecting your failures. You remind me of my step dad.

[@jennamoyer9980]

Why would she be a nurse?? Lol

[@j.goebbels2134]

Lost in Translation is SO overrated. As a movie and screenplay.

[@wilfbreezy333]

It was dope. I loved it

[@j.goebbels2134]

@@wilfbreezy333 Dope? Sounds like your movie slang lags 15 years.