This is part three of four in ScreenCraft’s series on adapting a screenplay into a stage play. If you’ve missed the previous notes on Major Dramatic Question and Character Conflict,…
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The following projects have been shortlisted as semifinalists to be recipients of the 2018 Spring ScreenCraft Film Fund backed by BondIt. Culled from nearly two thousand applications, the projects in…
In the first part of this four-part article on how to adapt a screenplay into a stage play, I discussed the major dramatic question—the soul of the story—and how a…
There are a multitude of articles with apparent advice on the differences between movies and plays (cinema is storytelling with pictures, theatre is storytelling with words; theatre is confined to…
We are excited to feature the finalist scripts listed below of the 2018 ScreenCraft Comedy Screenplay Contest. Our jury’s credits this year include The Hangover Trilogy, Due Date, Funny or Die Films and…
We’re excited to feature the screenplays listed below, comprising the semifinalists of the 2018 ScreenCraft Horror Screenplay Contest. Horror is one of the most successful proven genres for newcomers to…
We’re excited to feature the scripts listed below that comprise the semifinalists of the 2018 ScreenCraft Public Domain Screenplay Contest. This competition highlights Hollywood’s longstanding tradition of adaptations based on…
The following projects have been shortlisted as quarterfinalists to be recipients of the 2018 Spring ScreenCraft Film Fund backed by BondIt. Culled from nearly two thousand applications, the projects in…
Today ScreenCraft announces the jury for the 2018 ScreenCraft Stage Play Contest. Our jury is seeking original, unpublished stage plays from English-speaking playwrights worldwide. Winner will receive $1,000 cash prize, plus…
If you’re anything like me, the prospect of writing a formal drama is deeply intimidating. Not only do you have to craft an original idea from thin air, but it…
