What do outlines, treatments, and scriptments look like and how can screenwriters use them for their own screenwriting projects? Outlines, treatments, and scriptments are tools that the film and television…
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Now that we’ve covered how to find an idea, build relationships and develop an elevator pitch, it’s time to consider how to build your visual deck. At its core film is…
These days it’s no secret that Hollywood is all about remakes, reboots, sequels, comic book characters and proven intellectual properties like video games and book adaptations. Brick and mortar movie…
What can the different cinematic depictions of The Joker teach you about how to develop characters? When you’re developing a character, you have endless options that you can explore when…
What should and shouldn’t be on your script’s title page — and why? The title page of your screenplay is the first thing an industry insider sees when they receive…
The following projects have been shortlisted for the finalist round of consideration for the Spring 2019 ScreenCraft Film Fund backed by BondIt. Selected from over a thousand applications, the projects…
Listed below are the quarterfinalists of the 2019 ScreenCraft Drama Screenplay Competition, selected from over 1,000 submissions. We’re excited to be exploring this classic genre and to have received a…
How can writers find the time to write when they’re in school, working a full-time job, or raising children? These days, adults are doing a combination of those three life…
For most of us, writing a screenplay can take months, even years. Sometimes, just getting a working outline can be a Herculean effort. We’ve all heard of a ‘vomit draft’…
We’re excited to feature the scripts listed below that comprise the finalists of the 2019 ScreenCraft Horror Screenplay Competition. Horror is one of the proven genres for newcomers to the…
