Go Into The Story Resource: Great Characters Need inspiration? Here are 100+ articles analyzing great movie characters.
ChatGPT does Indiana Jones Using my prompt, the generative artificial intelligence program composes a scene in which Indiana Jones fights with Nazi crew members…
Author T.J. Newman’s Open Letter To Dreamers A guest column on Deadline from the author of two best-selling novels: Falling and Drowning.
Writers Strike Dos and Don’ts for Pre-WGA Writers As explained by a member of the Writers Guild of America.
Writers Strike Dos and Don’ts for Pre-WGA Writers As explained by a member of the Writers Guild of America.
Go Into The Story Resource: 140 Scene-Writing Prompts At a fundamental level, screenwriting is scene-writing. Use these prompts to improve your scene-writing chops.
ChatGPT does a stoner movie scene Using my prompt, the generative artificial intelligence program composes a scene featuring two stoned dudes trying to order fast food.
Script To Screen: “The Usual Suspects” From The Usual Suspects (1995), written by Christopher McQuarrie, the final sequence in which all is revealed.
Screenwriting 101: Ian Shorr “Way back when I taking writing class in high school, I was told that a script is just a blueprint for a movie. That was probably the most…
Go Into The Story Resource: Reader Questions Nearly 300 questions on virtually any subject related to screenwriting with my responses and feedback from Go Into The Story readers.
ChatGPT does David Lynch Using my prompt, the generative artificial intelligence program composes a scene in the style of David Lynch.
On Writing “Write the tale that scares you, that makes you feel uncertain, that is uncomfortable. I dare you. In a world that entices us to browse…
Go Into The Story Resource: Everything You Wanted to Know About Specs A 20-part series, essential reading for anyone who is writing and hoping to sell a spec script.
Go Into The Story Interview: David L. Williams My interview with 2022 Black List writer for his script Clementine.
Script To Screen: “V For Vendetta” Here is The Speech from the 2005 movie V For Vendetta, screenplay by the Wachowskis.
Go Into The Story Resource: Conversations With Billy Wilder A 28-part journey through the wonderful book “Conversations with Billy Wilder” focusing on the master filmmaker’s take on screenwriting and…
Interview (Part 6:) David L. Williams My interview with 2022 Black List writer for his script Clementine.
Script To Screen: “The Verdict” One of the great monologues in recent cinema, taken from the 1982 movie The Verdict, screenplay by David Mamet, novel by Barry Reed.