During the dawn of self grandiosity. Hi, I’m JB, I really like movies. I have since I was about 8. I wanted to make movies and even went to college for it (probably forgotten most of the technicals by now). Then I talked myself out of it until 3 years ago. I have since written and directed some short films and narrative commercials worked with some seedy filmmakers and some great ones. I am at a point where I want to film a feature, so I began writing a script for a feature, a musical comedy. Knowing now that it needs to hit a broader audience, I arrive at your doorstep for information and direction from a group of people that admire the man that is responsible for my favorite films. (don’t worry, I’m not a fanboy, per se) anywho, my wife and I moved to Wisconsin in 2009 to be closer to family in their aging years. My wife was doing some acting and screenwriting in LA while I was slinging records (not sure what the kids call them now) for Warner Bros. Since then she and I have worked on a number of artistic projects, she started a community theater group and is honing a proof of concept script for a Hallmark Style Rom Com. I am here to be a student and learn all I can. Thank you for allowing me this opportunity.

We would love love love to hear your thoughts on the first rule, Joke on a Joke! I feel like it's a cornerstone of the ZAZ writing style. Did it make sense to you? Do you apply it to your own writing? What other movies follow or violate this rule?

Did you all get a chance to see rule 2? We would love to hear your feedback and questions. This is such a great team to build the course up to what YOU want to know about. Comment below! 👇🏽

https://youtu.be/pfyLSeSce3g?si=LCTs9vRhY9rS8UqF That hand kiss is so great!