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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

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

Screenwriting Advice Ask Phil: Bad at Taking Notes Phil Stark

Screenwriting Career Advocates for Artists: A Conversation with A3 Artists Agency Motion Picture Literary Division Co-Heads, Adam Kanter, Valarie Phillips and Andy Patman Sadie Dean

Ask the Coach by Jenna Avery Odds & Ends: Getting Started with Screenwriting & More Jenna Avery

Screenwriting Advice Ask Phil: Learning to Set Professional Boundaries Phil Stark

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

Screenwriter Interviews How Pixar’s ‘Elemental’ Screenwriters John Hoberg and Kat Likkel Found Emotional Vulnerability Sadie Dean

Screenplays “Write Young!”: The Art of Deciphering Industry Script Notes Jon James Miller

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 How-To Articles Taking Feedback: The Difference Between a Hobby Writer and a Pro Tim Schildberger

Writer’s Edge by Steve Kaire WRITER’S EDGE: Handling Criticism of Your Script Steve Kaire

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