Update: 2018 Award Season Screenplay Downloads — 8 New Scripts, 17 Total!
It’s that time of year again when studios and production companies make available PDFs of movie scripts for award season.
It’s that time of year again when studios and production companies make available PDFs of movie scripts for award season.
As in years past, I will be tracking the year’s movie scripts as links become available.
UPDATE: Current total of 2018 scripts for download: 17. Newly added scripts: Dumplin’, The Front Runner, The Kindergarten Teacher, The Land of Steady Habits, The Other Side of the Wind, Quincy, Roma, Roxanne Roxanne.
UPDATE #1: The Netflix scripts were available for a few hours then taken off-line. Hopefully, they’ll be back up. Underscores the importance of downloading scripts as soon as possible.
A Quiet Place (Paramount)
Colette (Bleecker Street)
Disobedience (Bleecker Street)
The Front Runner (Sony)
Leave No Trace (Bleecker Street)
Sorry to Bother You (Annapurna)
What They Had (Bleecker Street)
Here are the Netflix scripts which have been removed — hopefully temporary:
The Ballad of Buster Scruggs (Netflix)
Dumplin’ (Netflix)
The Kindergarten Teacher (Netflix)
The Land of Steady Habits (Netflix)
Norway (Netflix)
The Other Side of the Wind (Netflix)
Quincy (Netflix)
Private Life (Netflix)
Roma (Netflix)
Roxanne Roxanne (Netflix)
You should download the scripts ASAP because these links have a way of disappearing.
To access 100+ movie script made available by studios and production companies since 2009, go here.
Reading movie screenplays is absolutely critical to your development as a screenwriter. Along with watching movies and writing pages, it is a fundamental practice you should put into place. Make it a goal to read at least one movie script per week.
Where can you go to get access to many of the top movie scripts from 2018? Right here!
THESE SCRIPTS ARE FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY!
NOTE: Our annual Go Into The Story Script Read and Analysis series will begin in January 2019. If a 2018 movie script becomes available and you would like to read it and provide a scene-by-scene breakdown, let me know. This is a great tradition and provides a major benefit to the online screenwriting community.