Why You Need to Always Be Creating
Photo by Matthias Blonski. Follow IG @matthiasblonski Why You Need to Always Be Creating Written By Jared Isham “Never stop creating. Become great at what…
Category: Writing for Film and TV
Writing for Film and TV
The Winning Script
The Winning Script 3 Important Fundamentals Written By Alan C. Hueth I love to win. My youngster up to 20-ish years was full of sports…
Blockbuster Movies with a Reality Check: 9 Important Elements
Written Kathie Fong Yoneda I wish I had a penny for each time an emerging writer said, “I want to write a blockbuster movie……
Rewriting Your TV Pilot from First Draft to Second Draft: 10 Important Things
Photo by Jed Villejo. jedvillejo.squarespace.com Rewriting Your TV Pilot from First Draft to Second Draft: 10 Important Things Written by Martie Cook You’ve…
23 Important Things to Plan Your 3D CGI Story Around Now
Written by Sherri Sheridan Avatar is the new Star Wars for this generation of digital filmmakers. The visual fourth wall was shattered inviting the audience…
How to Avoid 6 Major Blunders and Elevate Your Screenplay Now
How to Avoid 6 Major Blunders and Elevate Your Screenplay Now Don’t Let Your Ideas Fall by the Wayside Written by Paula Brancato In my…
Create Realistic Dialogue Now: 17 Fast Tips
Photo by William Bayreuther. Filmmaker and Photographer from Montreal, CAD. Instagram @Bayreuther.w Create Realistic Dialogue Now: 17 Fast Tips Get Your Conversations Rolling Written…
What is a Query Letter? Why Are You Writing One?
Written by Merridith Allen A query letter is a very simple introduction, and a pitch, from you to a potential buyer, collaborator, or champion of…
What I’ve Learned
Pictured above: Scene from film, “Jumanji”. What I’ve Learned By Jim Strain Here are six things I’ve learned over the years as a screenwriter.…
Building and Revealing Character
Building & Revealing Character Simple but powerful tools for building fascinating characters and revealing their inner truth Written by Dave Trottier I get Dr.…