screenwriting

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Supporting AAPI Storytellers and Tapping into Mythical World Building (From Script)

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Creating Dynamic Characters and Writing Sci-Fi for Broadcast (From Script)

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Tips Before Entering Script Competitions and Navigating a Screenwriter Career Outside of Hollywood (From Script)

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Movie Theatres Return While Indie Cinema and TV Turns to Horror and Beyond (From Script)

Greg Russo: On Writing a Film Based on a Video Game
Interviews

Greg Russo: On Writing a Screenplay Based on a Video Game

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Taking Note of the Structure of WandaVision and Breaking in Outside of Hollywood (From Script)

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Adapting the Marvel Cinematic Universe and Video Game IPs for TV and Navigating Networking on Social Media for Writers (From Script)

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Navigating Screenwriting and the Business of Hollywood (From Script)

Casting many nets can help a writer create a long and healthy career. Jeanne Veillette Bowerman shares advice on adapting your story into multiple mediums.
Screenwriting (Film)

Take Two: The Importance of Writing Your Story in Different Mediums

Adapting a true story requires research, honesty, and sometimes, a little bending of the truth. Jeanne Veillette Bowerman shares tips on writing a screenplay based on a true story and the importance of finding the balance between fact and fiction.
How to Write a Script, Writing Tips

Take Two: Writing a Screenplay Based on a True Story

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Screenwriting (Film)

The #1 Way to Bulletproof Your Story Idea and Logline to Make Sure It Sparks Interest in the Industry

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Screenwriting (Film)

Tiffany Paulsen: Never Give Up On A Project You Believe In

Saving Money on Your Screenwriting Career
How to Write a Script, Writing Tips

Take Two: Saving Money on Your Screenwriting Career

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Interviews

Mick Garris: The Horror Stories That Reside Within Us

Launching Your Screenwriting Career From Outside of Hollywood
How to Write a Script, Writing Tips

Take Two: Launching Your Screenwriting Career From Outside of Hollywood

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Screenwriting (Film)

Announcing the New Script University!

Christopher J. Moore started his writing career in screenwriting, working on successful TV shows, but soon realized he wanted his stories to reach a broader audience. After adapting several of his screenplays into stand-alone novels, he embarked on a new YA series, The Switch Family.
Interviews

Screenwriter and Novelist, Turned YA Author, Christopher J. Moore: Author Spotlight

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Screenwriting (Film)

Take Two: How to Adapt a Book Into a Screenplay

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WD Podcasts

The Writer’s Digest Podcast, Episode 12: Writing for the Screen and the Page with Doug Richardson

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Writing Habits and Practices

What Binge-Watching 'Stranger Things' Taught Me About Storytelling

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Screenwriting (Film)

10 Screenwriting Techniques Every Writer Can Employ

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Screenwriting (Film)

Screenwriting Tips & Insights from Michael Zam, Writer of the Emmy-Winning Series Feud: Bette and Joan

While working the front desk at Miramax, Dave Pullano created the fictional exec to field overly persistent screenwriters wanting to sell a pitch. Ironically enough, through a series of adventures, Pullano found himself in Hong Kong, sitting on an old mattress ... and pitching his own script to Jackie Chan.
Writing Articles

Script Classics: Life In The Movie Industry - How To Sell A Pitch In Only 10 Years

Conflict is what drives a story. Without opposition, the story becomes lifeless. Learn the four types of conflict and how to effectively use them in your next screenplay.
Screenwriting (Film)

Script Classics: Conflict at the Core—Four Types of Conflict