“Allow yourself to cut loose,” Dale Launer advises on his recent visit to Yale Podcast Network’s To Live and Dialogue in LA. In order to write the way you should,…
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The ScreenCraft Screenwriting Blog
When you finish the latest draft of your screenplay, how do you pick the right person to entrust with a peer review? This is a question that came from our…
Does every screenplay have a place in Hollywood? And if not, what criteria do studios, production companies, management companies, and agencies use to decide which scripts make it, and which…
Listed below are the finalists of the 2018 ScreenCraft Cinematic Short Story Competition, selected from roughly 1,200 submissions. We’re excited to be exploring these excellent stories and to have received a…
Jeff Bower’s spec script Halycon Falls won the ScreenCraft TV Pilot Launch Screenplay Competition. Already represented by Abrams Artists Agency, ScreenCraft introduced him to manager Alex Creasia at Pathfinder Entertainment, who…
What can screenwriters learn from film editing secrets that can make their screenplays more cinematic and powerful? We’ve covered the notion that screenwriters should think like editors when they’re writing….
How can you master the art of pitching your novels, short stories, screenplays, or TV series as quickly as possible — a technique known as The Elevator Pitch? The Elevator…
Leading development consultancy and screenplay discovery platform ScreenCraft and Santa Monica-based media financier BondIt Media Capital have announced two recipients of the Fall 2018 ScreenCraft Film Fund backed by BondIt Media Capital. The first recipient is…
We are excited to announce the winners of the 2018 ScreenCraft Cinematic Book competition. Selected from over 1,200 entries, Picaro: Psychopaths, Warlords, and a Rogue Journalist on the Dark Side of…
“There are going to be showrunners in TV that are more talented than me and less talented than me… and I can’t care about them. All I can care about…
