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Happy Halloween! 'Tis the season for falling leaves and pumpkin-flavored lattes. It's also the season for screenwriters to ponder such issues as ‘are machetes passé?’ and the relative merits of fast versus slow zombie pacing. In short, it’s horror mo...
10 Benefits to Entering Screenwriting Competitions
Spring just around the corner can mean different things to us writers. On top of opening the windows a little more often, it may mean reexamining how writing resolutions are holding up, selecting a show to spec for your WB Fellowship application, upd...
Playwriting for the Screenwriter II: Submissions & Successes
Photo courtesy of Julieta Cervantes / www.broadway.com So you’ve written a play! You’ve honed your characterization and dialogue, you’ve kept in mind theatre’s technical challenges, and you’ve generated ideas to creatively inspire an audience. Congra...
All the World’s a Stage: Playwriting for the Screenwriter
When it comes to dramatic writing, the allure of the stage is clear. Picture this: every year, approximately 50 thousand scripts are registered with the WGA, and that’s not even taking into the account the number of screenwriters who never register t...
STRANGER THINGS and "Barb": Creating Sub-Support Characters
(WARNING: Spoilers fall like leaves in here!)
How to Write Realistic Character Flaws
"Every saint has a past, and every sinner has a future." -Oscar Wilde Let’s just say it: Redemption stories are awesome! They’re relatable, they can be set anywhere and filmed on a variety of budgets, and they can provide audiences with a satisfying ...
Holiday TV Movies: The Busiest Genre You May Have Overlooked
2016 is on its way out but there’s still time for you to research a busy and often overlooked genre: Holiday TV movies. While there are those who would scoff at the idea of deliberately striving to work in the world of TV movies, that just means ther...
Sticking the Landing: How to Follow Up with New Contacts After a Screenwriting Conference
Congratulations on surviving a screenwriting conference! Between the late night parties and early morning panels, you probably feel like chilling on your couch. But your conference experience isn't quite over yet. You made it rain business cards and ...