By Valerie Kalfrin If you want to pitch a TV series, consider the metaphor of a road trip. You don’t just pack a bag or…
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What makes you laugh? The question has intrigued scientists and comedy-lovers alike. Or maybe you'd rather not analyze the underlying components of what makes something…
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As the film and television industries await the results of the negotiations between the Writers Guild of America (WGA) and the Alliance Of Motion Picture &…
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We've all been there before. We've labored through draft after draft, trying to inject something special into a screenplay that we thought was a sure…
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The scripts listed below comprise the semifinalists of the 4th annual ScreenCraft Screenwriting Fellowship, representing approximately the top 10% of submissions received. Congratulations to the writers who have…
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Monsterkind by Jeff Delaney has been announced as the winner of the 2016 ScreenCraft Family-Friendly Screenplay Contest. It’s an inventive and exceedingly well-executed fantasy adventure that tells the story of the author of…
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"Is this just a dream or are you really going to make this happen?" Someone asked me this question well before I had anything remotely…
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The go-to screenwriting topics of discussion for any given day usually include the likes of concept, story, plot, character arcs, structure, and marketing. These are…
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Academy Award-winning screenwriter Aaron Sorkin appeared recently at the WGFestival, a weekend-long event hosted by the Writers Guild Foundation in partnership with the Academy Education and…
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Concepts are a dime a dozen. It's relatively easy to conjure ideas for stories. And while not every concept needs a murder plot, the following is a…
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