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How To Write A Screenplay Bulletproof
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Book Review: Something New and "Bulletproof" Under the “How to Write A Screenplay” Sun

By Barri EvinsMay 17, 2019
Theme is a delicious ingredient of story that enriches every element. Barri Evins’ tips for adding theme from the outset to elevate your story.
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BREAKING & ENTERING: Theme – The Ingredient That Makes Story Delicious

By Barri EvinsNov 16, 2017
Denny Schnulo reviews Save the Cat! Goes to the Indies, where Salva Rubio uses Blake Snyder's Beat Sheet to analyze 50 independent films.
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SCREENWRITING BOOK REVIEW: Save the Cat Goes to the Indies by Salva Rubio

By Denny SchnuloMay 10, 2017
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How to Structure a Screenplay - In Defense of "Formula"

By Erik BorkMay 22, 2014
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Battle of the Paradigms: Screenplay Structure - Whose to Choose

By Dave TrottierMar 11, 2014
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Award Season Movie Genres

By Erik BorkFeb 6, 2014
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Storytelling Strategies: Fruitvale Station vs. Blake Snyder

By Paul Joseph GulinoAug 12, 2013
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Screenwriting Product Review: Save the Cat! Software and Book

By Forris Day Jr.Apr 22, 2013
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ARGO's Effective Use of Creative License

By Erik BorkNov 23, 2012
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Software Developer Bob McFarlane on STC and the Late, Great Blake Snyder

By Script MagazineJul 13, 2012
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Story Maps by Daniel Calvisi Book Review

By Heather HaleSep 15, 2011
King Tut's first screenplay
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Breaking In: Cracking the Screenwriting Code

By Staton RabinSep 2, 2011
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Book Review: My Story Can Beat Up Your Story

By Heather HaleJun 22, 2011
Gary Cole as astronaut Ed Mitchell in the "From the Earth to the Moon" episode "For Miles and Miles," written by Erik Bork.
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Why Screenplays Should be Written from a SUBJECTIVE POINT-OF-VIEW

By Erik BorkJan 24, 2011
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Using SAVE THE CAT's Ten "Genres"

By Erik BorkNov 24, 2010