Screenwriting 101: George Axelrod “What’s amazing to me is that nowadays everybody in the world is writing a screenplay. A screenplay is the hardest single form there is…
Page One: ‘The Fugitive’ (1993) Screenplay by Jeb Stuart and David Twohy, story by David Twohy, characters by Roy Huggins
On Writing “Creativity is paradoxical. To create, a person must have knowledge but forget the knowledge, must see unexpected connections in things but…
Sundays with Ray Bradbury “I can imagine all kinds of worlds and places, but I cannot imagine a world without Bradbury.” — Neil Gaiman
60 Second Screenwriter: Finding Your Voice A video series addressing key screenwriting concerns in sixty seconds.
Dumb Little Writing Tricks That Work: Name That Tune! Pick songs which speak to the core essence of specific characters.
Page One: ‘The Dark Knight’ (2008) Screenplay by Jonathan Nolan and Christopher Nolan, story by Christopher Nolan and David S. Goyer, characters by Bob Kane
Update: 2020-2021 Award Season Screenplay Downloads — 2 New Scripts, 13 Total It’s that time of year again when studios and production companies make available PDFs of movie scripts for award season.
Writing Goals: 2021 [Part 10] — Trust the Process 10 part series for writers to consider what we did in 2020 and will do in 2021.
“Earn this.” When it comes to a scene where a character makes a critical choice, it’s imperative that you — as the writer — have earned that moment.
Writing Goals: 2021 [Part 9] — The Only Way Out Is Through 10 part series for writers to consider what we did in 2020 and will do in 2021.
The Business of Screenwriting: Hip pocket representation The gray area between being signed by an agent… and kinda signed.
Writing Goals: 2021 [Part 8] — First Draft 10 part series for writers to consider what we did in 2020 and will do in 2021.
Spec Script Deal: “Tin Roof Rusted” TriStar Pictures acquires comedy spec script “Tin Roof Rusted” written by Michelle Harper. Via THR:
Page One: ‘The Big Short’ (2015) Screenplay by Charles Randolph and Adam McKay, based on a book by Michael Lewis