Page One: “Analyze That” (2002) Written by Peter Steinfeld and Harold Ramis and Peter Tolan, characters by Kenneth Lonergan and Peter Tolan
2024 Zero Draft Thirty March Challenge: Day 19 One month. FADE IN to FADE OUT. Creativity meets Productivity.
Screenwriting 101: Amy Berg “For me, there’s no set formula, but you always want your characters to lead the plot, rather than plot leading your characters. The way to…
Interview (Part 2): Kevin Sheridan My interview with 2023 Black List writer for his script Backcountry.
2024 Zero Draft Thirty March Challenge: Day 18 One month. FADE IN to FADE OUT. Creativity meets Productivity.
Interview (Part 1): Kevin Sheridan My interview with 2023 Black List writer for his script Backcountry.
On Writing “Nothing is more satisfying than to write a good sentence. It is no fun to write lumpishly, dully, in prose the reader must plod through…
2024 Zero Draft Thirty March Challenge: Day 17 One month. FADE IN to FADE OUT. Creativity meets Productivity.
Script To Screen: “Dallas Buyers Club” Ron ‘asks’ someone to shake Rayon’s hand in a scene from the 2013 movie written by Craig Borten and Melisa Wallack.
2024 Zero Draft Thirty March Challenge: Day 16 One month. FADE IN to FADE OUT. Creativity meets Productivity.
Script To Screen: “Dead Poets Society” The ending scene of the movie Dead Poets Society, written by Tom Schulman.
Beyond Words 2024 — Writers Guild Awards Screenplay Nominees An audio recording of the recent WGA event featuring screenwriters nominated for Best Adapted Screenplay and Best Original Screenplay.
2024 Zero Draft Thirty March Challenge: Day 15 One month. FADE IN to FADE OUT. Creativity meets Productivity.
How and when is it okay to use voice-over narration? The supposed Hollywood conventional wisdom is NOT to use V.O. narration.
Volunteers Wanted! Do you have a favorite movie from 2023? Here is an opportunity to dig deeper into why it works: Read that movie’s script and create a…
2024 Zero Draft Thirty March Challenge: Day 14 One month. FADE IN to FADE OUT. Creativity meets Productivity.
“If my story’s main character is a ‘bad guy,’ do they need a ‘Save the Cat’ moment?” From Mragendra Singh: