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- Oct 21, 2026 10:24am PT Variety’s 10 Screenwriters to Watch on Finding Inspiration in Unlikely Places: ‘You Don’t Have to Just Cite Poetry; You Can Cite a TikTok Account’ Watch the honorees in conversation at the Santa Fe International Film Festival By Angelique Jackson Plus Icon Angelique Jackson angelique814 Latest Keanu Reeves in Talks to Star in James Wan’s ‘The Gangster, The Cop, The Devil’ at Paramount 22 hours ago Alana Mayo Promoted to Head of Film, Production & Development Alongside Julie Rapaport at Amazon MGM Studios 23 hours ago Why Daisy Edgar-Jones Listened to Dolly Parton to Prep for ‘Sense and Sensibility’ 2 days ago See All Add us as a Google Preferred Source Comments Inspiration for a great storyline can come from anywhere — whether that be a classic work of literature or a great pop song.
- It’s become somewhat of a bit for “Blue Film” writer-director Elliott Tuttle to include a reference to Lana Del Rey’s music in his screenplays.
- He’d written three (as yet unproduced) screenplays before his feature debut about a fetish camboy who agrees to spend the night with an anonymous client, who turns out to be tied to his past.
Variety’s 10 Screenwriters to Watch on Finding Inspiration in Unlikely Places: ‘You Don’t Have to Just Cite Poetry; You Can Cite a TikTok Account’ hakkında magazin dünyasında yaşanan en son ayrıntılar ve sıcak gelişmeler netleşti. Oct 21, 2026 10:24am PT Variety’s 10 Screenwriters to Watch on Finding Inspiration in Unlikely Places: ‘You Don’t Have to Just Cite Poetry; You Can Cite a TikTok Account’ Watch the honorees in conversation at the Santa Fe International Film Festival By Angelique Jackson Plus Icon Angelique Jackson angelique814 Latest Keanu Reeves in Talks to Star in James Wan’s ‘The Gangster, The Cop, The Devil’ at Paramount 22 hours ago Alana Mayo Promoted to Head of Film, Production & Development Alongside Julie Rapaport at Amazon MGM Studios 23 hours ago Why Daisy Edgar-Jones Listened to Dolly Parton to Prep for ‘Sense and Sensibility’ 2 days ago See All Add us as a Google Preferred Source Comments Inspiration for a great storyline can come from anywhere — whether that be a classic work of literature or a great pop song. It’s become somewhat of a bit for “Blue Film” writer-director Elliott Tuttle to include a reference to Lana Del Rey’s music in his screenplays.
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He’d written three (as yet unproduced) screenplays before his feature debut about a fetish camboy who agrees to spend the night with an anonymous client, who turns out to be tied to his past. Each time, Del Rey released new music while he was working.
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Related Stories ‘24 Jump Street,’ Hugh Jackman’s ‘Treasure Island’ Remake Get Holiday 2027 Release Dates “She was always soundtracking what I was doing, so I would include one reference to her in every single thing I was writing,” Tuttle said amid a conversation Variety moderated in partnership with the Santa Fe International Film Festival to salute this year’s 10 Screenwriters to Watch. For the climax of “Blue Film,” Tuttle borrows a line from Del Rey’s 2023 track “The Grants.” As the older man reflects on the memories he and the sex worker have made of each other, he says, “I’m gonna take mine of you with me.” (Del Rey dropped “There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Boulevard,” which featured “The Grants,” while he wrote “Blue Film.”) “It’s so funny because I really did not ever think that anyone would clock that.
But then I also made a movie for gay guys, so I should have realized that someone would,” Tuttle quipped, making the theater full of film festival attendees laugh. Recently, he continued, a Del Rey fan account noticed the homage.
“It was kind of the coolest I felt during the entirety of putting out this film!” Tuttle wasn’t the only one influenced by pop music. While adapting John Steinbeck’s “East of Eden” into a Netflix limited series, Zoe Kazan found herself listening to a ton of Olivia Rodrigo, and she kept the Perfume Genius song “Jason” on repeat.
“I listened to that probably hundreds of times, and it ruined our Spotify account for the year,” Kazan joked. “It like filled me with a sense of exquisite, precise rage, and that was what I needed for Cathy.” When Aleshea Harris adapted her award-winning, genre-bending revenge play “Is God Is” for the big screen, she drew inspiration from works by Rihanna and Doechii.
“In my pitch deck for the movie, I had a still from Doechii’s ‘Crazy’ music video,” Harris said. “There’s a lot of unrepentant rage and self-embodiment in that video.
And it’s a little weird, which I always thought ‘Is God Is’ is a few clicks left of center.” Harris continued, “The summer I wrote the bulk of the play, I was listening to ‘Bitch Better Have My Money’ on repeat. The video is so dope.
There’s a revenge narrative inside of that video, so the muscle of that is certainly in the spirit of the film.” Whe
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