I got some articles here for you to read. They came in an email today from Script magazine.
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Behind the Lines with DR: Criticism and the Dangerous Game
Doug Richardson is a big proponent of criticism, be it constructive or merely loud and
obnoxious, but I only include the latter in the way a sword maker uses the hammer.br /> Click to Continue
The Selling Your Screenplay Podcast: An Interview
With ScreenCraft.org co-founder John Rhodes
Ashely Scott Meyers talks with John Rhodes, co-founder of ScreenCraft.org, who
worked in development for several years.
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How to Structure a Screenplay – In Defense of “Formula” Multiple Emmy Award-winning screenwriter Erik Bork (Band of Brothers) defends SAVE THE CAT and other story "paradigms" as helpful tools, but not panaceas. Click to Continue Specs & The City: The Threshold Guardian Archetype and ‘The Princess Bride’ Brad Johnson explores how the archetype of the Threshold Guardian impacts your story, and how you can utilize this archetype to create a more engaging screenplay. Click to Continue 5 Reasons Screenplay Story Structure is Important and FREE Story Structure Tips Download Whether you write a story or a screenplay, it’s always advisable to work out the plot ahead of time so you can discover the best way of telling it to not only appease the reader, but also to engage your audience. Write a story that wins over your audience with our FREE story structure guidance from the experts. Click to Continue Improvising Screenplays: Writing Screenplays from the Height of Your Intelligence Improvisational actor Brett Wean reveals how respecting the audience's intelligence can help you write more dramatic, suspenseful screenplays that sell. Click to Continue Creating Characters: The Behavioral Paradox Behavioral Paradox Theory ensures your hero is complex and interesting. It ensures your hero feels human because the concept is seeded in human nature. Guest blogger Benjamin Broomfield explains. Click to Continue Jeanne’s Tuesday Screenwriting Tips: 7 Reasons to Shut Up & Listen In Jeanne's Screenwriting Tips, she speaks about the importance of listening. In a world that thrives on collaboration, having great listening skills is essential to your career and your writing. Click to Continue Write Your Feature Film in 6 weeks The world of the feature film is booming and you are gushing with ideas. Screenwriters University's Write Your Feature Script in Six Weeks will give you the tools to get the ideas out of your head and into a completed screenplay by introducing you to the methods that professional screenwriters use to write under deadlines. Don't waste your time with wrong turns that could eat up weeks or months. The expert guidance offered in this course will help you see the big picture of your story even while you are deep in the trenches of writing. By the end of this workshop, you will have a first draft of a feature length screenplay. Click to Register Learn How to Create Dynamic Characters Actors Want to Play With Our FREE Webinar! To increase your odds of getting produced, you need to attract top talent who will put an audience in the seats. Creating characters that actors want to play is a must. In our FREE Creating Dynamic Characters Webinar, you’ll learn how to create and develop characters from screenwriter and Editor of Script Magazine, Jeanne Veillette Bowerman. Click to Continue
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