Without a doubt, the biggest question for those taking the first steps in becoming a professional screenwriter is how to write a screenplay. Writing a...
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Hollywood development and representation have a common saying when it comes to screenplays — "The cream will rise." While that might sound vague, the screenplay...
How can screenwriters learn how to format and write studio script coverage? The role of a script reader is that of a gatekeeper. All scripts...
How should screenwriters determine whether to discard or apply the notes and feedback they've received from peers, representation, development executives, and producers? Before we answer...
When you finish the latest draft of your screenplay, how do you pick the right person to entrust with a peer review? This is a...
Script coverage is the term used for the analysis and reviewing of screenplays. In Hollywood, it's usually part of the creative development process, the first...
Screenwriters have high expectations when it comes to reading script coverage of their own screenplays — as they should — but it's important to know...
What helpful information could the minds of professional script readers unlock? Script readers (yours truly included) — working for studios, production companies, management companies, and...
Screenplays don’t exist in a bubble. They’re fated to be poked, prodded, tweaked and deconstructed. Over and over again. The average produced script spends 5-7...
What are script readers looking for when they open your screenplay? The script reader is the most vital element to any screenwriter's failure or success...
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