Most writers realize that when they finish their screenplay, at some point, they will need to get a script analysis / consultation. There are probably thousands of people who are offering to do this, from college screenwriting teachers and out-of-work producers, to other aspiring screenwriters, and career script consultants. WARNING! The danger of going with
WOW! Every once in a while, time goes by so fast that I’ll suddenly realize it’s been a long time since I sent out one of my “weekly” news emails to my subscribers — YET I have a commitment to send them every week! When that happens, whether I’ve missed one week or three months,
Screenwriters all over the world have the big dream of having their screenplays made into a Hollywood movie. Just because you are a screenwriter in Canada, Germany, Austria, Ireland, or Egypt does not mean that you can’t create opportunities for your screenplay to be made into a movie. There are some logistical issues…
Once you finish your screenplay, you have to get it out to the market to find an agent or manager, but most screenwriters don’t know the real difference. The basic difference and the basic benefits of…
One of the interesting comments I hear from time to time is that a writer is giving their screenwriting career another year or two to see what happens, and then they’re going to quit if something doesn’t happen. This is all good except for one thing. A fact of the universe is that you don’t
One of the biggest challenges in writing a great screenplay, even for seasoned writers, is writing strong script dialogue. The truth is that if you write captivating screenplay dialogue, your characters will stand out and put you well on your way to an outstanding script. Try to recall a movie you watched that you thought