A Century of November Jay Wolpert Interview Part 2

This is part 2 of a nearly one-hour uncut interview recorded with one of the people responsible for helping to create one of the most successful and largest Film Franchises in Hollywood History.

Jay is also credited for the screenplay adaptation of a novel that maintains iconic stature.

He is the very talented and charismatic screenwriter Jay Wolpert of Pirates of the Caribbean and The Count of Monte Cristo.

Jay shares his thoughts on his early career as a game show producer, life in Hollywood, story and characters on Gone with the Wind and Casablanca.

The source material from script to screen, the strength that bonds a father and son and how far would a parent travel and sacrifice to endure the love of a child and family, on the development of a feature film project entitled A Century of November.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h7q_a-V_y8E

A Century of November Jay Wolpert Interview Part 1

This is part 1 of a nearly one-hour uncut interview recorded with one of the people responsible for helping to create one of the most successful and largest Film Franchises in Hollywood History.

Jay is also credited for the screenplay adaptation of a novel that maintains Iconic stature.

He is the very talented and charismatic screenwriter Jay Wolpert of Pirates of the Caribbean and The Count of Monte Cristo. 

Jay shares his thoughts on his early career as a game show producer, life in Hollywood, story and characters on Gone with the Wind and Casablanca. 

The source material from script to screen, the strength that bonds a father and son and how far would a parent travel and sacrifice to endure the love of a child and family, on the development of a feature film project entitled A Century of November.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zvqpfL8RoW8

Reflecting on a moment: First studio recording;

Created throughout the development of A Century of November, the company decided to storyboard some images, to produce an animated presentation based on the reviews of the novel A Century of November.

This was one of the first concepts completed to build a visual foundation on story and characters.

Everything was completed throughout one day in a recording studio. Many days of research and prep were involved in gathering all the elements to make it happen.

Studio time started with an amazing individual who is dedicated to carrying on the art and tradition of Morse Code. Her name is Lavina Shaw of the Morse Telegraph Club. The telegraph clicking sounds accurately depict all the words appearing in the animated presentation.

The Studio recording session concluded with the very talented violinist & songwriter Susie Mares Suzka Music playing various connecting tones and themes off words and images.

The final words chosen, were from the novel;

A haunting story, of the power and death, the pain of loss with the possibility of hope during a time of war.

A Century of November Conceptual Animated Presentation

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kxxq4svAARQ