Dream sequences and flashbacks are often considered taboo in screenwriting books, articles, courses, and panels — along with their equally taboo cousin, narration. And all…
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Comedy has always been one of the toughest genres to write. Not just because trying to translate funny from page to screen is ridiculously difficult,…
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So you think you’re writing a "dramedy", huh? Not surprising — a lot of movies these days are dramedies. It can be easy to get…
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Screenwriter Peyton McDavitt, runner-up of 2017's ScreenCraft Horror Screenplay Contest (which is currently open for entries until June 29th), just signed with Sydney Blanke at Fourth Wall Management an…
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If you are reading this, we probably share the same dream: to be a working writer sharing stories that are close to our hearts. But…
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Listed below are the quarterfinalists of the fourth annual ScreenCraft Sci-fi Screenplay Contest, culled from nearly 800 submissions. Congratulations to the writers who have made it this far, and thanks to…
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There's a difference between screenwriters having the want or need to be a professional screenwriter — and even if you have both, is that enough? As…
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The horror genre is as old as storytelling itself - genius authors as wide-ranging as Shakespeare, Dante and Homer used terror to deepen and darken…
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Today we announce the finalists for the second annual Orb Media China-Hollywood Screenwriting Fellowship. These writers represent the top 10 applicants of all scripts received. These…
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How does a screenplay about kids playing baseball on a dirty lot, terrorizing the local pool, and saving a Babe Ruth-signed baseball from a giant…
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