Free Screenwriting Resources: Reader Questions

I began this blog in May 2008 and soon thereafter, people began to forward questions to me about the craft and business of screenwriting. I may not be an A-list writer, but I have been working at this trade for 27 years, having written movie projects at every major studio with some of Hollywood’s top producers, as well as TV projects at almost every broadcast network, so I do have some pretty extensive frontline experience. So if someone does send me a question, I most often have an informed perspective on it.

During the past six years, I’ve answered well over 200 reader questions, covering a wide range of subjects, and you can access those posts here. And thanks to GITS development assistant Wendy Cohen, the archive is now arranged per topic to make it easier for users.

One excellent feature of these posts is the additional information provided by readers themselves as oftentimes members of the professional community will join comments providing their own insights.

You’ve got questions? GITS has answers. As always, if you have a question, feel free to email or tweet me.

Go here to access links to all of the select group of Free Screenwriting Resources from Go Into The Story.

Each day in August, I’m going to highlight a screenwriting resource available on the blog. Why? Because with over 15,000 posts and 70+ archive topics, I want to make sure readers are aware of the many, many assets available here for reading and research. And they are all free!

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