Congradulations, Greg Russo.

And Dan Halsted...

... And Manage-ment!

Always good to hear about sucess stories involving spec script sales. And Greg's story certainly is a good one :)

- E.C. Henry from Bonney Lake, WA

Congrats Greg, and thanks for the interview!

Thank you Greg!!!

I've been waiting for this.

Congratulations Greg Russo. And congratulations and thanks to Dan Halsted for giving him a chance.

Nice points, especially about the naturally occurring beats and structure. I swear I can feel the index cards lined up sometimes with: -/+ +/- -/+ +/-...

I was a bicycle messenger in San Francisco and spent way too much time in elevators. A bike messenger character would be great for such a contained setting.

Came back an read this. Excellent interview. Thanks Greg and Scott.

Excellent interview!

Very interested in this script, just wondering if anybody's run across an actual logline, or has any more info. on the characters/plot, etc...

I just see the "Others" meets "Buried" type of thing, which is clever I guess but doesn't tell us anything about the STORY. Good old fashioned stakes/obstacles/characters, etc...

Very interested in this but the only info. I've found is "X movie" meets "X movie." Thanks to anyone who can help!

Awesome interview!

These kind of interviews are appreciated beyond any form of comment I could make here.

Thank you.

Thank you.

I just got the skinny on this great article. And it is made of awesome. Thank you!

@Jared: Mind letting me know how you found out about the Russo Q&A? Always curious how people link to stuff on GITS.

Wonderful insights. Thanks!

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