What if we took a look at a successful script and imagined how a lesser screenwriter would have handled some of those iconic cinematic moments? What screenwriting lessons would that…
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Meet Melody Cooper, multiple ScreenCraft Finalist. She placed in the 2018 ScreenCraft Screenwriting Fellowship, the 2017 Fall ScreenCraft Film Fund and 2016 ScreenCraft Horror Screenplay Competition. She recently won the…
What screenwriting wisdom can we learn from the late, great storytelling master Stan Lee? We’re still mourning the loss of Stan Lee, an iconic storyteller that created many of the…
Listed below are the finalists of the 2018 ScreenCraft Drama Screenplay Competition, selected from over 1,000 submissions. We’re excited to be exploring this genre and to have received a slate…
Listed below are the semifinalists of the 2018 ScreenCraft Pilot Launch competition. These exceptional pilots were selected from roughly 2,500 submissions. Congratulations to the writers who have made it this…
Larry Karaszewski has made a career out of writing biopics. With his writing partner Scott Alexander, he has written Ed Wood, The People vs. Larry Flynt, Man on the Moon,…
If you had to boil everything down to the bone in the realm of the art, craft, and business of screenwriting, you’d be left with three core elements — Concept,…
Why do screenwriters need to be pitching if their scripts are good enough to get them into meetings in the first place? At first glance to most screenwriters, it makes no…
Choosing the right concept to develop into a screenplay is one thing — deciding which genre you’ll write it as is a whole different puzzle to solve. It’s not enough…
Many screenwriters dream of writing the scripts for video games and reaping the profits of an industry that is far more profitable than the film and television industries that screenwriters…
