The One-Page Screenplay
Welcome back to Movieline’s One-Page Screenplay project: the only place in the universe serving up single-page masterpieces from Hollywood’s top screenwriters. You think one-page screenwriting is easy? It’s a lot harder than it looks. They say that if you can’t capture the audience’s interest by the first syllable, you’ve already lost the game.
Not that that’s a problem for this week’s superstar contributor. Perusing our growing catalog, I was struck by a lack of two things: 1. Female voices, and 2. Oscar™ winners. Well, I’m thrilled to announce that today’s entry remedies both of those issues, and quite spectacularly so. That’s right, ladies and gentleman: You know her as Juno’s life-giver, the great emancipator of The United States of Tara, the one, the only, Diablo Cody!
The Official MySpace Bio:
Status: In a Relationship
Here for: Networking, Friends
Orientation: Not Sure
Hometown: Lemont, IL
Body type: Body builder
Religion: Catholic
Zodiac Sign: Gemini
Occupation: Cocksucker
The One-Page Screenplay:
Previous One-Page Screenplays:
· Jeff Lowell’s The Socialite And The Guy With The Real Job
· Michael Brandt & Derek Haas’s Messy Life
· John Turman’s BFF
· Rian Johnson’s The Plains of Rothinian
· The Robotard 8000’s Attempt #3


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Posted 08 Jun 2009, 11:22 AM
At the end, I would've had the professor smile instead of coach, but I enjoyed it.
Posted 08 Jun 2009, 12:31 PM
She's right about Kix. So right.
Posted 08 Jun 2009, 1:07 PM
I dunno...i've enjoyed the others more. Perhaps it's because, at their core, semiotics professors just aren't all that interesting.
Posted 08 Jun 2009, 4:57 PM
What? No name-checking Grizzly Bear or Sonic Youth? Fraud.
Posted 08 Jun 2009, 5:12 PM
Not bad...for a girl.
Posted 08 Jun 2009, 6:08 PM
After surveying Diablo's MySpace Bio,, I suddenly realized we have way more in common than I ever thought possible.
OK, really just the same occupations. Still surprising.
Posted 09 Jun 2009, 6:31 AM
Obviously Diablo hasn't done her research (again). Kix ARE sweet these days. General Mills changed their recipe YEARS ago to compete with other sugar-sweet cereals.
Posted 12 Jun 2009, 10:19 PM
You're assuming that it's set in a more current timeline... eyeroll
Posted 20 Jun 2009, 3:31 PM
That was pretty funny. And she looks HOT in that picture!
Posted 09 Aug 2009, 11:32 PM
That's about the best picture you've ever taken - whatever it is you're doing that makes your eyes open up like that - do more of it.
Cheers.