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Screenwriting Career

THE WRITER’S VOICE PART 3: Applying Your Voice to Multiple Genres and Formats

By Aadip DesaiAug 31, 2021
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Screenwriting How-To Articles

WRITE TO LIVE: How Writing Scripts Can Change Your Life

By Dave TrottierAug 23, 2021
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Screenwriting Career

Part 2: How Do You Develop Your Voice and Know It Is Unique?

By Aadip DesaiJul 30, 2021
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Ask the Coach by Jenna Avery

Ask the Coach: Not Three-Act Enough?

By Jenna AveryMar 18, 2021
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Hollywood History

MEET THE READER: The Dream Factory

By Ray MortonMar 5, 2021
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Screenwriting Advice

Meet the Reader: “But it seemed like such a good idea…”

By Ray MortonFeb 5, 2021
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Screenwriting Webinars

LOOK BOOKS: Using Visual Shorthand to Sell Your Script

By Jon James MillerJan 21, 2021
The _New Normal_ in Hollywood roundup of pros
How to Sell a Script and Build a Screenwriting Career

Breaking & Entering: Advice for Screenwriters from a Roundup of Pros on the "New Normal" in Hollywood

By Barri EvinsMay 20, 2020
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Screenwriting How-To Articles

27th Raindance Film Festival: A Screenwriter's Guide to Raindance 2019

By Dan BronziteOct 23, 2019
Most people assume that character arcs always follow the same path. But in comedy, they often take a wrong turn along the way.
Screenwriting How-To Articles

COMEDY WRITING: Funny Character Arcs Follow a Different Path

By Evan SmithMar 22, 2019
Script magazine's Debra Eckerling spoke with award-nominated and winning screenwriters at the Writers Guild of America Awards to get their writing tips.
Screenwriter Blogs

Writing Tips from Nominated Screenwriters at the Writers Guild of America Awards

By Debra EckerlingFeb 19, 2019