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Screenplays Intention, Intention, Intention

One of the best ways for a reader to dial in to the project’s end goal is having a thoughtful, honest conversation with the scribe and asking them some questions before the analytical work begins.

H. S. Fishbrook

Screenplays Giving Notes? Here’s 5 Tactics for Smooth Communication with the Writer H. S. Fishbrook

Ask the Coach by Jenna Avery 7 Steps to Recovering Writing Motivation After a Creative Setback Jenna Avery

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Screenwriting Advice Ask Phil: Bad at Taking Notes Phil Stark

Screenwriting How-To Articles 7 Tips to Being Your Own Script Consultant Dave Trottier

Screenwriting Podcasts Reckless Creatives Podcast – EP 13 – Taking Feedback: When to Cry, When to Cheer, and When to Scream, “This meeting’s over!”Pipeline Artists

Screenwriting Career MEET THE READER: Don’t Fool Yourself – Lies Screenwriters Tell Themselves Ray Morton

Screenwriting Career Twitter Screenwriting Tips: BBC’s Writer’s Room – Taking Notes, UK vs US Industries, Breaking In Jeanne Veillette Bowerman

Why Spec Scripts Fail by Stewart Farquhar WHY SPEC SCRIPTS FAIL: Cautionary Advice for Writers – Avoidables Stewart Farquhar

Script Gods Must Die by Paul Peditto SCRIPT GODS MUST DIE: Screenplay Feedback – Taking and Giving Notes Paul Peditto

Using Script Consultants SCRIPT ANGEL: Getting Screenwriting Help Hayley McKenzie

Screenwriting How-To Articles MEET THE READER: What I Look For Ray Morton

Using Script Consultants Legally Speaking, It Depends – Who Owns Script Notes?Christopher Schiller

Showcase Write, Direct, Repeat: Hosting a Table Read for Your Script Kim Garland

Submissions Insanity by Lucy V. Hay Submissions Insanity #4: Screenwriting Contests Lucy V. Hay

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