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‘Hoppers’ adds a deep and subtle emotional connection to the audience through a simple object and learn the importance of standing up for the better idea in your art.

Eric Ledgin discusses focusing on character dynamics and relationships, the mentor-mentee relationship between Bruce and Matt, Joyce’s mission-driven journey, using character as a comedy device, and more!

Dan Bucatinsky discusses his career transitions from acting to writing and producing, the evolving landscape of TV and film, and the significance of collaboration and controllable variables.

Here’s some tried and true networking tips on how to put your best foot forward, make the right connections, and leave a lasting impression.

Script Magazine compiled a list of noteworthy screenwriting contests, fellowships and labs calendar dates, and prizes to help you create a strategy for entering writing contests.

Genki Kawamura discusses delineating the difference between novel writing and screenwriting and manifest spaces and liminal ones.         

Matthew Shear discusses the personal inspiration for the story and characters, dialing in the visual tone, and a brief reflection on the eight-year filmmaking journey.

Eight on-demand webinars from working screenwriters and story consultants who know what sells. Your outline isn’t just preparation—it’s your creative roadmap and your competitive advantage.

From death investigation techniques to mystery construction and true crime adaptation, you’ll gain the research shortcuts and storytelling strategies needed to write gripping, cliché-free scripts that captivate audiences.