
Few things have become so successfully iconic—so memorialized in standard storytelling devices and audience intrigue—as the murder mystery. Partly because a mystery requires so much...
Few things have become so successfully iconic—so memorialized in standard storytelling devices and audience intrigue—as the murder mystery. Partly because a mystery requires so much...
So you’re ready for the next draft of your script! Congrats! Don’t stress about how your “script isn’t ready yet.” You’ve already done the hardest...
Every writer has that moment—reading a story so compelling, they think, “This needs to be brought to life on screen.” For showrunner Laura Eason, that...
Screenwriters form the foundation of your favorite films, TV shows, and scripted series, yet many people fail to recognize them as the masterminds behind some...
Antiheroes have been prevalent throughout television and cinematic history. We love them—despite their flaws. The cinema gave us antiheroes like Travis Bickle (Taxi Driver) and...
I stumbled upon this excellent Hollywood Reporter interview with Ridley Scott (Alien, Blade Runner, Gladiator I and II, etc.). Some of the best advice for...
In ScreenCraft’s new interview with author and showrunner Lisa Taddeo, we dive into the art of adaptation and screenwriting. The writer recently brought her acclaimed...
The unmotivated don’t make it. This statement is true in any industry or career, but it’s especially true when you have dreams and aspirations to...
Storyboarding isn’t “writing," at least not in the way you might think since it’s not typing words onto a page in an industry-determined standard. Whether...
It should go without saying that the Coen brothers inspired writers everywhere with their taste of black comedy in Fargo, the movie from 1996. But...