Screenwriting Resources

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Following is a list script writing information and resources. Check them out.
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Behind the Lines with DR: The Might to Remain Silent, Part 1 Doug Richardson shares a tale of pitching executives with an overzealous director... silence is not always golden. Click to Continue Screenwriters World Conference West Scribes from around the world unite at Screenwriters World, the annual destination for both professional and aspiring screenwriters to come together to discuss the craft, share ideas, and network with fellow creatives. If you're serious about your screenwriting career, this is an event that's not to be missed. Click to Continue Monday Morning Editor Picks: Organize Writing Projects Editor of Script Magazine, Jeanne Veillette Bowerman, gives her advice on software to help you organize your writing projects. Click to Continue

Balls of Steel: Script Consultants - Are They Worth It? Are script consultants worth the money? Jeanne Veillette Bowerman shares her opinion on consultants and insights into a professional screenwriter's habits. Click to Continue Historical Storytelling: How to Master Your Craft for a Genre Audiences Love Historical storytelling is the hot trend in entertainment right now. E.K. Prescott explores audiences' current affinity for history as a means of entertainment. There's still time to sign up for E.K. Prescott's upcoming July 24th webinar, History... The New 'IT' Genre, ON SALE until July 21st. Click to Continue The Secret to Pixar's Emotional Core Karl Iglesias illustrates how the emotional core has led to Pixar's record successes in an upcoming webinar on July 22, 2013. Click to Continue

Indievelopment: The Only Screenwriting Rule Guide You’ll Ever Need With all the screenwriting rules out there, when is it okay to break them? Jeff Richards gives his insights on being a screenwriting rebel. Click to Continue Breaking & Entering: It’s Not Easy Being Green – Being a Screenwriting Amateur is Child’s Play If your goal is to be seen as green, I can tell you how to write a screenplay that shouts “amateur!” from the very first page. So easy it's child's play! Click to Continue

Why Spec Scripts Fail: No Backstory thru Subtext, PART 1 Script analyst Stewart Farquhar explains how to convey to a reader the WHO, WHAT, WHERE, WHEN and WHY without presenting obvious details -- use subtext. Click to Continue Legitimacy Pending: The Traffic Is Not As Bad As They Say It Is – Breaking Into TV Writing Writing partners Sarah Carbiener and Erica Rosbe share the value of moving to L.A. to launch their dream of TV writing. Click to Continue

Improvising Screenplays: Arming Your Characters with a Strong Point of View How does your character -- we're talking about the protagonist of your script now -- see and emotionally react to the world? Brett Wean explores a character's Point of View. Click to Continue Storytelling Strategies: Monsters University's Scary Character Arcs Things get very complicated and a bit muddy for the undergrads at Monsters U. Paul Joseph Gulino examines the use of character arcs in 'Monsters University.' Click to Continue

Get your dialogue crisp and clean with Screenwriters University! There are three kinds of feelings when reading a script -- yes, no, and WOW! Your job as a screenwriter is to create that WOW! Take Writing Dialogue for Emotional Impact with best-selling author and screenwriter, Karl Iglesias, to find out how. Click to Register Learn How to Write Dialogue that Pops with our FREE DownloadToday! Get 5 tips for dialogue writing as well as a free download with advice from professional screenwriters! Click to Continue

Specs & The City: Establishing Characters and 'Raiders of the Lost Ark' Brad Johnson uses 'Raiders of the Lost Ark' as an example of how establishing characters upon first meeting them in a screenplay can expose volumes. Click to Continue Screenwriting Product Review: StoryO Software Forris Day Jr reviews StoryO software and its usefulness for screenwriters not only in writing but in pitching their work. Click to Continue

Get Your FREE Screenwriting Downloads As our gift to our loyal readers, ScriptMag is giving away FREE Screenwriting Downloads! Check back often, as we offer new ones each month. The filmmaking industry has a certain expectation of not only how a script for a movie or TV show is written but also of how to market your script and yourself. In our FREE downloads, you’ll receive expert advice on how to create a logline, how to structure an outline, TV writing, and tips on how to move your plot forward using your character’s inner journey, and more! Get your FREE DOWNLOADS today!

Hello everyone,

If you plan to enter your script in a screenplay contest and would like to have your script proofread or critique by a fresh pair of eyes, I am offering a discount on my  service: 

Edits: $43.00   Contest discount

Critiques: $53.00   Contest discount

Edit and Critique Combo: $ 65.00   Contest discount

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 Not entering a contest but need help with your writing?         Try my services at regular prices.

Film Scripts ServiceEdit and Critique combos: $75.00 discount flat fee.

Edit - covers proper formatting, grammar, spelling, punctuation, sentence structure.

Critique - cover the follow:
 -Introduction
- Development
 -Climax
 -Conclusion
 -Character development
 -Mid point development

Turnaround time is 3 weeks

Edits and Critiques will continue to be offered separately if a writer just wants one or the other.

Edits: $48.00 flat fee
- covers proper formatting, grammar, spelling, punctuation, sentence structure.

Turnaround time 2 weeks

Critique: $58.00 flat fee
-Introduction
- Development
 -Climax
 -Conclusion
 -Character development
 -Mid point development

Turnaround time 2 weeks

Query letter Service

I provide query letter writing service for scripts and books.

Query Letter: $28.00 flat fee

Turnaround time 2 weeks

Book Consulting Service

I only provide Critique service for fiction novels. Why fiction only? Because fiction is my strong point.

Critique: $87.00 flat fee

Turnaround time 3.5 weeks


I do not edit books. I only critique them. Editing books requires a lot of time consuming detail.

Payment

Payments are made by Paypal. If you do not have a Paypal account, payments may be made as cashier checks or money orders by postal mail.

If you are interested in my services, feel free to contact me at

ahicks4298@q.com or call at (360) 696 - 4298


I will be happy to work with you.

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