Light Years Away - Oliver

Parachute Ending - Birdy Nam Nam

Also Justice is just amazing. Like a Electreon evolution of Daft Punk.

Would you say you live La Dolce Vita?

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The Sweet Life, for gods sake, woman!

I do hope Black Mirror 6 comes back this year. Brooker's words are sorely missed from the world.

It was also used in the trailer too. So in both instances, it was in the trailer (promotional material) and the final film. Yes, the scene is the screams she heard in the park. It's in the clip I've shared above.

I'm also not sure if Rei is apart of any guild - at least any more but at the time of recording, she may have been.

Also thank you for having a reasonable and forward argument on this, instead of just defending a company that is likely in the wrong. I do genuinely appreciate that.

I think that's more than reasonable, I just know that sometimes they do at least credit Sound/Stock Companies such as Getty or Shutterstock in the credits. Didn't see anything like that. I also just highly doubt that something iconic like that scream would not have a copyright or a company tied to it.

I've spoken with Rei since and apparently she has reached out to lawyers around the rules regarding copyright or about using her voice specifically and if someone may have licensed it since.

Yep. Try this: https://youtu.be/53HS5f4dmgI

But what if there was no credit to the production company either?

Thanks for living up to your username.

Yes.

Thank you.

for context, someone was advertising a car spot in the city and the adblock was covering that.

Thanks for the support. Can't wait to start the next script in a week - a horror movie about a fight between a tenant and a landlord.

Honestly, as someone who has now got into the swing of writing full scripts instead of perfecting 100 words over and over again.

This makes me feel so much better. For the last decade, I just had so many incomplete scripts but this year was all about just getting it done. Thank you just for replying.

How did you pitch the first Binge movie? Did you have a look book or a finished first draft or just a logline?

This is so good to hear. I challenged myself this year to write at least two scripts by writing a page a night - anything else you'd recommend to improve my writing speed or just keeping on track during rough months?