Plagiarism is rare — at least when we’re talking about the screenwriting industry. The only reason it seems so prevalent is that the few occasions in which it does occur…
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Few screenwriters have the pedigree of Billy Wilder, renowned as one of the most creatively gifted filmmakers of American cinema’s Golden Age. As well as being the first person in…
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The definition of a logline: one line (or two at the most) which describes what your screenplay is about. Job done. Simple, right? Well, not really. As you’ve no doubt…
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A penchant for the supernatural seems to have snuck in through the back door of the screenwriting industry recently, with a resurgence in movies and shows that have some kind…
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Short stories, by their very nature, can be excellent sources of concise and punchy narratives and as a result lend themselves very well for the big screen treatment. There’s a…
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Ah, writer’s block—the dreaded, famous nemesis of screenwriters who have an excellent script idea brewing in the back of their mind, but just can’t seem to get the words down….
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Screenwriters often feel like they’re stuck between the rock of getting noticed and the hard place of not being taken advantage of. When you’ve put in the hours at screenwriting…
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Since the dawn of time, humanity and storytelling have gone hand in hand. The only thing that has changed over the millenia is the way in which we tell our…
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Screenwriting competitions can be a fantastic opportunity for both fledgling and professional screenwriters alike to raise their profile, and with a little bit of luck, earn some substantial cash prizes. To…
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