How Social Media Makes You Fearless

Every once in a while you find a gem of an article on Twitter. Today, actor Wonder Russell wrote a fantastic piece called “FEAR“. It’s a post everyone should read…

Every once in a while you find a gem of an article on Twitter. Today, actor Wonder Russell wrote a fantastic piece called "FEAR". It's a post everyone should read and live by.

If you aren't on Twitter, you really should be. It's not just a place to connect with other like minds, it's also a place to learn.

Follow @ScriptMag, @GoIntoTheStory, and @johnaugust to start. If you have favorite Twitter people you follow, add them to the comments!

In fact, when you tweet important screenwriting news, information, or thoughts, start using the hashtag #ScriptMag in those tweets so we can all help each other learn. You can always catch up on what you missed during the day by going to Tweetchat and searching the #ScriptMag hashtag.

After all, social media is social. Being a community is the whole point.

Jeanne Veillette Bowerman is a Senior Executive at Pipeline Media Group and Book Pipeline, Editor-in-Chief of Pipeline Artists, Director of Symposium—a year-round conference in the arts, co-host "Reckless Creatives" podcast, partner at Fringe Press, former Editor-in-Chief of Script magazine and a former Senior Editor at Writer's Digest. Recognized as one of the "Top 10 Most Influential Screenwriting Bloggers," her "Balls of Steel" column was selected as recommended reading by Universal Writers Program. A compilation of her articles is now available at The Writers Store—Balls of Steel: The Screenwriter's Mindset. She is also Co-Founder and moderator of X's weekly screenwriters’ chat, #Scriptchat, and wrote the narrative adaptation of the Pulitzer Prize-winning book, Slavery by Another Name, with its author, Douglas A. Blackmon, former senior national correspondent of The Wall Street Journal. More information can be found on her website. X: @jeannevb | IG/Threads: @jeannevb_ | BlueSky: @jeannevb.bsky.social