Need Help Writing a Screenplay Treatment ?

Dear Readers,

Are you asked for a treatment of your screenplay?  Do you ask yourself:"What is a treatment? Signup for the follow course designed to teach writers all about treatments.

If you would like help with your treatment I can write it for you. Writing treatments is apart of my many services to screenwriters

If you need help with your script feel free to  use my script services below:

Edits / Proofread for Short Stories: $30.00

Treatments : $ 48.00 (2 - 3 pages; for scripts)

Edits/Proofread:  $48.00  (proofread for scripts)

Critique :  $58.00 ( for scripts)

Query Letters :  $28.00 (scripts/books): 

Synopsis :  $38.00 (script/books): 

Edits/ Proofread for Books:  $90.00

Critiques for Books:  $125.00

( If you are not able to pay in full, the payment for any service can be made on installment - divided in half. If you would like to use my service, let me know whether you need  to pay on installment or can pay in full. I am willing to be flexible.)

Some people request edits and critiques together. If a writer wants both, to me this says the writer is not completely confident his or her script is ready. So I  recommend getting the critique first. Use the critique to redo the script. Once the script is just right, then request the edit.

However, there are script, screenplay, writers who insist on having both an edit and critique together.  So I offer an edit and critique combo at discount.

Edit &Critique Combo Discount: $66.00   This is a discount savings of $40.00

All payments are received by Paypal. If you cannot make Paypal payments you may mail payments in the form of cashier checks or money orders. NO personal checks

If you are interested in my services feel free to contact me at
ahicks4298@q.com

Phone: (360) 696-4298

SCREENWRITERS UNIVERSITY Screenwriters University  :  The Writers Store  :  Screenwriting Software  :  Screenwriting Webinars Get a step-by-step guide to an electrifying treatment! REGISTER NOW

Not only is a treatment a vital selling tool for screenwriters, the process of writing a treatment can help screenwriters lay a solid foundation for their screenplay that can save valuable time in the writing process. This is your chance to map out your plot and develop your characters before you've backed yourself into a corner with ninety pages of blood, sweat, and tears behind you. Let Screenwriter's University show you, step-by-step, how to create an electrifying treatment! We've made the anxiety-producing process of treatment writing simple with our ground-breaking approach to the form. By the end of this workshop, you will have a strong treatment and a solid log line for your screenplay that has been vetted by an industry professional. REGISTER NOW Course Starts Thursday!  Course Outline Week 1: Introduction to Treatment Writing Week 2: Working on the Treatment Week 3: Selling Objectives: For anyone whose goal is to write a treatment for a feature film or TV, regardless of experience or skill level. Learn the fundamentals of writing a treatment, including structure and format. Acquire the skills needed to write a screenplay treatment including learning how to create a log line and outline. You will learn: What a treatment is and what it isn't When to use a treatment The differences between a treatment,synopsis, coverage, beat sheet and outline The proper format for a treatment How to choose what scenes go in your treatment What to do with your treatment Where to look for story ideas The five key components of a feature film treatment The six parts of a television series treatment How to write and what to include in a one-pager How to use a treatment as a sales tool REGISTER NOW George Yanok George Yanok has written for television variety series, situation comedies, hour dramas and motion pictures. Nominated numerous times, he has won two EMMY's and the Writer's Guild of America Award. His credits include "The Bob Newhart Show", "Sanford & Son", "Welcome Back, Kotter" and "The Ted Knight Show", series for Lynn Redgrave and Stockard Channing and television movies such as "A Time To Triumph" starring Patty Duke and "Go West, Young Girl." REGISTER NOW

Science Fiction & Fantasy Online Writing Conference April 11-12 ; All Writers Welcome!

Dear Readers,

On April 11-12 the Writer's Digest is hosting an online Science Fiction &Fantasy writing conference. The conference will be all about developing the elements needed in creating stories for these genres. I highly recommend signing up. The Fantasy and SiFi genre are the most popular in the literary market.

eating is Limited - April 11-12!

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Join Us for Writer's Digest University's First Ever Science Fiction & Fantasy Online Writing Conference Limited Seating Available - April 11-12 - Reserve Your Spot Today REGISTER TODAY! Agents: Catherine Luttinger Marisa Corvisiero Cate Hart Mark Gottlieb Leon Husock Instructors: Jeff Gerke Elizabeth Bear Steven Harper Piziks Philip Athans Michael J. Sullivan N. K. Jemisin Register today to receive: • SIX all-new, one-hour webinar presentations provided by award-winning and bestselling science fiction and fantasy authors*, all examining different aspects of writing novels in these genres. Each session will include an opportunity for live Q&A with the authors! • A critique (with written feedback) of your query letter from an agent with experience in the science fiction and fantasy genres. • A bonus 90-minute On Demand webinar covering how to write a query letter so you're prepared when pitching your novel to agents. (A $79.99 value!) • The ability to network with fellow science fiction and fantasy writers via discussion boards that will be open throughout the weekend. Share ideas, and even your work if you choose. • Unlimited OnDemand viewing! All conference sessions will be made available for download in the week following the live presentations. Even if you can't attend every session live, you will be able to view each lecture on your own whenever you choose. Conference Schedule: • SESSION 1: You've Never Been Here Before: Effectively Drawing Readers into Your Story World Instructor: Jeff Gerke • SESSION 2: Not Your Grandmother's Speculative Fiction: Writing Convincing Societal Change in Science Fiction and Fantasy  Instructor: Elizabeth Bear • SESSION 3: The Theme's the Thing Instructor: Steven Harper Piziks • SESSION 4: Writing Monsters: How to Make Your Imaginary Creatures Extraordinarily Real  Instructor: Philip Athans • SESSION 5: Writing a Series: Challenges and Opportunities  Instructor: Michael J. Sullivan • New Session Announced! SESSION 6: Growing Your Iceberg: Crafting a Secondary World That Feels Ancient in 60 Minutes Instructor: N. K. Jemisin REGISTER TODAY! NEW SESSION JUST ADDED!   SESSION 6: Growing Your Iceberg: Crafting a Secondary World That Feels Ancient in 60 Minutes Instructor: N. K. Jemisin | 5:00 PM EDT   A common adage is that writers should show only ten percent of their worldbuilding -- but the other ninety percent has to be there, solid as an iceberg, in order for the world to feel "lived in". In this workshop, award-winning fantasy author N. K. Jemisin will guide you through the process of creating the planet, politics, and people of a complete and original secondary world, using principles that you can easily apply to creating your own. INSTRUCTOR: N. K. Jemisin JN. K. Jemisin is a Brooklyn author whose works have been nominated for the Hugo, the World Fantasy Award, and the Nebula, and have won the Locus Award. Her new novel THE FIFTH SEASON comes out from Orbit in August 2015. Her website is nkjemisin.com.

Join The Writer's Digest Conference July 31 2015- August 2, 2015

Another Writer's Digest Annual Conference is almost here and we've been busy putting the finishing touches on what I think will be the best program I've been a part of yet. And lucky you—you still have until tomorrow at midnight to join me at the Early-Bird price! So explore the program and speakers and start planning your writing getaway. Here are some of my picks for can't-miss sessions and activities this July 31 –August 2 in New York City: FRIDAY     Opening Keynote | Jonathan Maberry | 6:00 - 6:50 PM While it's important for us all to have a realistic picture of publishing, I can't help but feel discouraged sometimes when the industry talk turns negative. That's why I just know Jonathan Maberry is going to be a great keynote: He's all about positivity. I'm already anticipating the great energy in the room! 7 Steps to Stronger Middle Grade and Young Adult Novels | Gabriela Pereira | 3:00 - 3:50 PMNot much is hotter than YA right now, but writing a great book for this audience requires different muscles than one for the grown-up crowd. DIY MFA founder Gabriela Pereira will take you step-by-step through the process. Writing a Mystery: A Crash Course | Hallie Ephron | 4:00 - 4:50 PMAttendee favorite Hallie is here to "demystify the art and artifice" of writing a mystery. Sign me up!     SATURDAY     Agent Pitch Slam | 1-Hour Sessions Throughout the DayYear after year, we hear success stories of writers whose book deals start at the Writer's Digest Pitch Slam. Who will stand out to our eager crop of agents this year? We can't wait to find out! How to Become a Regular Contributor to Any Publication | Jessica Strawser | 1:10 - 2:10 PMThis conference isn't just about publishing books-and every type of writer can benefit from the platform building power of seeing their bylines in print. Together with my co-presenters Susan Shapiro (whose bio speaks for itself) and accomplished magazine editor and freelance writer Zac Petit, we'll arm attendees with strategies for building their bios (and their bank accounts). Cocktail Reception | 5:30 - 7:00 PMWho doesn't look forward to a good cocktail party? This is where attendees have a chance to mingle with presenters and connect with one another, and it's the perfect way to cap our action-packed Saturdayof sessions.     SUNDAY     Self-Publishing on a Shoestring: Where to Skimp and Where to Splurge for Maximum Exposure | G.P. Ching | 9:00 - 9:50 AMThis is THE question we hear again and again from writers who are considering the indie publishing path. The chance to dig into this topic with such a knowledgeable source is sure to be a goldmine for attendees. Sticking the Landing | Jacquelyn Mitchard | 11:10 - 12: 00 PMYour characters may be compelling, your setting transportive, but a book that nails the ending is what really ensures it lingers in the mind of your reader. And The Deep End of the Ocean author Jacquelyn Mitchard aims to let you in on her secrets. Nail By Nail: A Carpenter's Guide to Building the Debut Bestseller at Midlife | Tim Johnston | 12:10 - 1:00 PMTim Johnston will be discussing how he built a career as an author while building houses for a living. Turns out crafting houses and stories share some pretty fundamental similarities. He'll also be discussing how he learned to write in a way that challenges readers—inspiring you to do the same.     Remember, you've only got until tomorrow at midnight to get all of this—plus a whole lot more—at the lowest price we're offering. I hope you'll take the leap and make your plans today!

Need You Book Proofread For An Affordable Cost?

Dear Readers,

Yes. I do proofread books. People have been asking me this. This service is listed on my blog site along with my services for script writers. Below are my fees and services for books:

Query Letters :  $28.00 (scripts/books): 

Synopsis :  $38.00 (script/books): 

Edits/ Proofread for Books:  $90.00

Critiques for Books:  $125.00

( If you are not able to pay in full, the payment for any service can be made on installment - divided in half. If you would like to use my service, let me know whether you need  to pay on installment or can pay in full. I am willing to be flexible.)


All payments are received by Paypal. If you cannot make Paypal payments you may mail payments in the form of cashier checks or money orders. NO personal checks

If you are interested in my services feel free to contact me at
ahicks4298@q.com

Phone: (360) 696-4298

There's nothing like a good deal.



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2015 Writer's Digest Self-Published Book Awards

Dear Readers,

HAPPY MONDAY!

Lately I've been getting question about self-publishing. Many of you have written books and decided to go the self-publish route after being rejected by agents. Below is a listing for a self -publishing contest put on by WRITERS DIGEST. Check it out if your interested. They're giving some great prizes.

Earn your self-published book the recognition it deserves—plus a free webinar! Writer’s Digest is proud to present the 23rd Annual Self-Published Book Awards, the premier competition for self-published authors! All entrants receive free access to a special 60-minute live webinar (a $79 value) presented by Tim Grahl, author ofYour First 1000 Copies: The Step-by-Step Guide to Marketing Your Book. A brief commentary from a judge is also included with each entry. Entrants also have the chance to win these incredible prizes: $8,000 in cash A feature article about you and your book for the March/April 2016 issue ofWriter's Digest A trip to the Writer’s Digest Annual Conference A press release from Writer's Digest, to be sent, along with a copy of your book, to 10 different major publishing review houses A guaranteed review in Midwest Book Review, courtesy of Brian Jud & Book Marketing Works, LLC. And much, much more. Too much to even list here, trust us.  Explore all the prizes! Writers from all genres are welcome to vie for this extraordinary prize, including writers of life stories, fiction, non-fiction, inspirational, children’s and poetry, to name just a few. See the full list of categories here. Don’t let your book slip through the cracks. This competition is the chance to get your book into the hands of people who can help raise your book’s profile and increase your sales. Grab this opportunity, and register today! EARLY-BIRD DEADLINE: APRIL 1, 2015

Writing Children Books; Multi-Genre Authors; Forming a Writing Routine

Dear readers,

Happy weekend. here is something for you to read from Writers Digest.


Have an Agent Critique Your Entire Picture Book or the First 10 Pages of Your YA/MG Book: Agent One-on-One Boot Camp Starts April 20 
In this brand new Writer's Digest Boot Camp starting Dec. 5, 2014 called "Sell Your Children's Book," the agents of The Jennifer De Chiara Literary Agency will answer all those questions and more. They'll also critique your work and allow you to ask any questions you like. Registrants can choose to hear a tutorial on how to craft an amazing picture book, and then get their picture book critiqued-or they can choose to hear a different tutorial on writing MG and YA, and then get their first 10 manuscript pages critiqued. 
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What We Can Learn From Multi-Genre Authors 
One of my favorite parts of my job as editor of Writer's Digest is overseeing our WD Interview cover stories in every issue-deciding who to feature, making sure we're hosting a conversation that covers ground our readers won't find elsewhere, and quite often even conducting the interviews and crafting the profiles myself. 
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Interview With Laura Backes Bard of Children's Book Insider
Former agent and children's book expert Laura Backes Bardwants offers up some advice for budding children's book writers and more.
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4 Reasons You're Procrastinating Instead of Writing
As writers, we are as diverse as our stories. I wouldn't write a publishable word if I had to schedule my writing sessions, and I know there are many writers out there-maybe even you-who wouldn't write a thing if you didn't. We all select our words differently. And thank god for that. Are you a routine-less writer? If so, consider these tips.
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