Congratulations, you’re in the game. Here are 10 tips to help you navigate this often difficult stage of screenplay development. You have spent weeks, sometimes months … sometimes even years…
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Stuck in the messy middle of your script? The midpoint of your screenplay is so much more than simply the middle of your narrative. Before we dive in, this free…
When the update for Final Draft 10 came out, one of the most significant changes went by almost unnoticed. It seemed inconsequential at the time, but by simply changing the…
When developing a screenplay, you look for strong, complex characters, conflict, and emotional intensity. While the same is true for books, there are rules about screenwriting that don’t apply to…
You have worked on your script daily, diligently practicing your craft. Hurray! You have interest from a producer, so you share your script. Time passes. Finally, the producer returns your…
How our gift of writing can enhance our protests. By nature, writers are as capable of being change agents as anyone. It is nonetheless a fact that our expressions of…
2019 ScreenCraft Screenwriting Fellowship recipient, Lucy Luna, was hired by Warner Bros as a staff writer on The CW’s Two Sentence Horror Stories and will receive an episode credit. After…
As a WGA member, I no longer write screenplays for free as doing so is against union guidelines. As a business owner, specifically of a television development company, I continue…
Here are 4 habits of successful screenwriters according to Jim Capobianco who received the 2008 Academy Award nomination for Best Original Screenplay for Ratatouille. He’s also worked on story and…
Of all the criteria that you need to look for in a good screenwriting mentorship or fellowship program, the most the obvious and necessary trait is having a good track…
