Listed below are the semifinalists of the 2016 ScreenCraft Pilot Launch competition, representing the top 5% of all submissions received. Congratulations to the writers who have made it this far, to…
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“Did you get distribution?” It’s a question any indie film producer that’s spent valuable years of their lives raising money, executing, and then debuting a film at a film festival…
Japanese filmmaker Akira Kurosawa is one of the most influential and celebrated directors in all of cinematic history, directing 30 films in a career spanning 57 years. Kurosawa worked on…
Listed below are the quarter-finalists of the 2016 ScreenCraft Pilot Launch competition. These exceptional pilots were selected from over 1,700 submissions. Congratulations to the writers who have made it this far and thanks…
Naming your characters in a screenplay can be a difficult process. There are countless factors to consider and the wrong name can completely change the tone of a character. Here are a…
Leading screenplay development and discovery platform ScreenCraft and Beverly Hills-based media financier Bondit have announced True Blue, written and directed by Chris Osborn, as the recipient of the Fall 2016 ScreenCraft Short Film Production Fund. Osborn and…
Script theft happens. Strangely, many writers are resistant to protecting their work or they take shortcuts to save a few dollars. This is foolhardy. You must protect yourself as best…
Please join Stage 32 and ScreenCraft in anticipation of the 2016 Austin Film Festival & Writers Festival next month! We’re excited to bring you this pre-festival meet-up in Hollywood and New…
Script readers — whether they’re assistants, interns, or dedicated paid readers — are often seen as gatekeepers, or the first obstacle a screenwriter must get past in Hollywood. But here’s what…
