If you’re feeling like your creative juices have dried up, there’s no need to panic. As of January 1, 2020, there are a bunch of new stories to legally steal…
Shanee EdwardsMarch 12, 2020
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What are the most overused and inaccurate movie deaths that script readers and industry insiders constantly see in screenplays — and what can be done to stop them? Let's keep…
Ken MiyamotoMarch 11, 2020
Listed below are the finalists of the 2019 ScreenCraft Cinematic Book Competition, selected from over 1,200 submissions. We’re excited to be exploring these excellent books and to have received a…
adminMarch 11, 2020
Listed below are the finalists of the 2019 ScreenCraft Cinematic Short Story Competition, selected from roughly 1,200 submissions. We’re excited to be exploring these excellent stories and to have received…
adminMarch 11, 2020
Listed below are the finalists of the 2019 ScreenCraft Stage Play competition. These impressive projects written for the stage were selected from nearly 700 entries. Congratulations to the writers who have…
adminMarch 11, 2020
What's the difference between drama and melodrama in features and television? This is one of the most highly-debated subjects in screenwriting — drama versus melodrama. When you search for the…
Ken MiyamotoMarch 10, 2020
For many aspiring screenwriters, the goal is to see their spec script made into a film. For those seeking to make a living as screenwriters, the goal is to get…
Dr. Neora MyrowMarch 9, 2020
“Let your characters talk to each other and do things. Spend time with them — they’ll tell you who they are and what they’re up to.” (Greta Gerwig) Developing characters…
Britton PerelmanMarch 6, 2020
The TV Bible. Even typing the words is daunting. Saying them aloud is downright terrifying. But TV bibles shouldn’t induce the fear or anxiety they usually do. In fact, putting…
Britton PerelmanMarch 5, 2020
