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How to Write a Screenplay

Could a “Vomit Draft” Be a Terrible Idea?

By Tim Schildberger
Script Anatomy founder and instructor Tawnya Bhattacharya shares tips for setting new years writing resolutions worth keeping.
How to Write a Screenplay

NAVIGATING HOLLYWOOD: Writing Updates - Reviving a Screenplay (i.e. Rewrites)

By Manny Fonseca
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How to Sell a Script and Build a Screenwriting Career

NAVIGATING HOLLYWOOD: Whittier Finds a Director - Part 2

By Manny Fonseca
The Good Script - Rewrites That Make It Shine
Screenwriting How-To Articles

BREAKING & ENTERING: Rewrites - Can This Script Be Saved?

By Barri Evins
The line at 7:30 am for a film editor panel discussion that wouldn't start for another 3 hours.
Screenwriting How-To Articles

The Wide Margin: The Writer's Most Unkindest Cut of All

By Kevin Delin
Jeanne Veillette Bowerman shares advice on how long it takes to finish a script to make it ready to pitch to Hollywood executives.
Screenwriting How-To Articles

BALLS OF STEEL: How Long Does It Take to Finish a Script?

By Jeanne Veillette Bowerman
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Get A New Story: Adjust Your Attitude About Rewrites

By Jenna Avery
Willis and Richardson on set of 'Hostage'
Screenwriting How-To Articles

Behind the Lines with DR: Live Free or Die of Pneumonia

By Doug Richardson
Screenwriting How-To Articles

Breaking In: Abandon Ship? Or, Don't Give Up the Ship? (The Sequel)

By Staton Rabin
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Screenwriting How-To Articles

BALLS OF STEEL: When to Cry Uncle

By Jeanne Veillette Bowerman
Screenwriting How-To Articles

Breaking In: Abandon Ship? Or, Don't Give Up the Ship?

By Staton Rabin
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Screenwriting How-To Articles

Balls of Steel: Rewrite from the Gut

By Jeanne Veillette Bowerman
Dagmara Dominczyk and Vera Farmiga in Higher Ground
Screenwriting How-To Articles

Writers on Writing: Higher Ground

By Script Magazine
PitchFests are packed with eager writers full of hope and big dreams. Their expectations are sky high, head in the clouds, dreaming of a world where one pitching event would change their destiny. While it’s beautiful up there, you’re better off keeping your feet and expectations on the ground.
Screenwriting How-To Articles

Balls of Steel: Managing Expectations of Pitching Events

By Jeanne Veillette Bowerman
Screenwriting How-To Articles

Test Your Screenwriting I.Q. (Pt. 7)

By Steve Kaire