We are excited to announce the winners of the 2020 ScreenCraft True Story & Public Domain Screenplay Competition. The Lions of Mesopotamia by Robin Rose...
Limetown. Homecoming. Alice isn’t Dead. Welcome to Night Vale. 2 Dope Queens. What do all these titles have in common? Each one started as a...
Leading screenwriting education and talent-discovery organization ScreenCraft and Santa Monica-based media financier BondIt Media Capital have announced three recipients of the ScreenCraft Film Fund Grant Program...
We are excited to announce the winners of the 2020 ScreenCraft Comedy Screenplay Competition. I Love My Dad by James Morosini has been selected from...
Every film or television producer, or consultant, it seems is regularly asked this question: “Can I include song lyrics in my screenplay?” There are two...
As a producer developing a screenplay, you learn to look for stories with strong, complex characters and emotional intensity. You want a screenplay with conflict...
What are screenplay options and how can screenwriters better understand the ins and outs of them when Hollywood insiders come calling? Screenplay options are the...
Should screenwriters be afraid to share their screenplay with peers and industry insiders? The easy answer is a resounding, "No! Screenwriters should NOT be afraid...
What should and shouldn't be on your script's title page — and why? The title page of your screenplay is the first thing an industry...
2018 ScreenCraft Comedy Screenplay Competition Runner-Up, Shiwani Srivastava, signed with literary manager Nicholas Bogner of Affirmative Entertainment. ScreenCraft recommended Shiwani’s project Wedding Season and introduced...
