We are excited to announce the winners of the 2019 ScreenCraft Cinematic Short Story competition. Selected from roughly 1,200 submissions, What Love Does by Vijay Fitzgerald has been named the…
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Listed below are the Finalists of the 2019 ScreenCraft Family Screenplay Competition. These exceptional screenplays were selected from almost 700 submissions. Congratulations to the writers who have made it this…
In this post we’ll get to know the judges behind ScreenCraft’s 2020 Horror Screenplay Contest jury. Read on, if you dare. Horror movies. Audiences flock to them each year. The…
Why would you like horror that much? Enough to try to make it your career? Why would you want to watch things that are scary, or gory, or painful? Do…
Should you have the same writing process for every story that you write? Margaret Atwood — famous author of The Handmaid’s Tale and its best-selling sequel The Testaments — spoke…
What is the best way for writers to format and write a one-page written pitch for their screenplays and literary projects? You’ve read about loglines… Read ScreenCraft’s The Simple Guide…
What can screenwriters learn from five masters of the literary platform? Here we turn to the video 5 Writing Tips From Famous Authors to feature writing advice from five literary…
A trick that we’ve heard many professional writers using to create meaningful distinctions between characters’ voice and underlying motivations is the Enneagram personality framework. The Enneagram of Personality — or…
I once wrote a script and sent it to my rep. “It’s a comedy,” I said. She disagreed. “Parts of it are funny, I guess, but I wouldn’t call it…
As you may have heard, ScreenCraft is hosting a virtual screenwriting event this Saturday, March 28th. We’re thrilled to announce that celebrated screenwriter Tony Gilroy will be joining too! The…
