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Pixar's Rules of Storytelling Blog Post

How RaMell Ross and Joslyn Barnes Pushed Storytelling Boundaries with 'Nickel Boys'

How RaMell Ross and Joslyn Barnes Pushed Storytelling Boundaries with 'Nickel Boys' Blog Post

‘Hot Frosty’ Is a Formulaic Holiday Movie—This Is Why We Love It!

‘Hot Frosty’ Is a Formulaic Holiday Movie—This Is Why We Love It! Blog Post

‘Wicked’ Is World-Building at Its Best

‘Wicked’ Is World-Building at Its Best Blog Post

How 'Only Murders in the Building' Revived the Murder Mystery TV Genre

How 'Only Murders in the Building' Revived the Murder Mystery TV Genre Blog Post

5 Questions To Ask Yourself When Getting Script Notes

5 Questions To Ask Yourself When Getting Script Notes Blog Post

Three Women author and screenwriter Lisa Taddeo shares her advice with ScreenCraft on crafting novels that translate powerfully to TV adaptations.

'Three Women' Writer Lisa Taddeo Offers 3 Writing Insights Every Aspiring TV Writer Should Know Blog Post

Travis Bickle (Robert De Niro) watching a movie in 'Taxi Driver' (1976); 5 Things Screenwriters Should Study While Watching Movies

5 Things Screenwriters Should Study While Watching Movies Blog Post

Does Hollywood Really Care About the Page Count of Your Script?

Does Hollywood Really Care About the Page Count of Your Script? Blog Post

Freddy Krueger (Robert Englund) in 'A Nightmare on Elm Street,' How To Motivate a Monster

How To Motivate a Monster Blog Post