What are the best examples of TV series bibles that screenwriters can learn from? If you’re writing an original television pilot and developing a pitch for the potential series, your…
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Helicopter pilot, survival instructor, outback expert and adventure filmmaker – these are but of a few of the titles that can be bestowed upon the Filmmakers Podcast’s latest guest, Mike…
San Diego Comic Con 2019, Hall H: sitting onstage at one of Comic Con’s largest venues, screenwriters Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely (Avengers: Endgame) talked to the audience about being…
Emmy Award-winning showrunner of The Office, Brent Forrester, shares his rules of writing comedy. We’ve searched through a couple of interviews with the talented comedy writer, director, and showrunner, which…
Sisters Hillary and Anna-Elizabeth Shakespeare used to pretend they were making movies as children in front of a play camera. Now they have two micro-budget feature films under their belt,…
We’re excited to feature the scripts listed below that comprise the quarterfinalists of the 2019 ScreenCraft Horror Screenplay Contest. Horror is one of the proven genres for newcomers to the…
With directing, producing, cinematography and editing credits, award-winning filmmaker David Tarleton is truly a maverick in the indie filmmaking world and beyond. David has worked on projects for Sony Pictures,…
Adam Dick is an indie filmmaker whose scripts have placed in 3 different ScreenCraft competitions! He recently wrote and directed the feature film Teacher, which was coincidentally edited by ScreenCraft-winning…
How do you write a screenplay that is a slow-burn character piece — and still manage to keep the story compelling and engaging for an audience or script reader? Enter auteur…
What screenwriting lessons can we draw from the words of one of our generation’s most celebrated directors — Stanley Kubrick? Film is a collaborative medium. Everyone from the crew to…
