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Posts Tagged with ‘screenplay’

  • Why most people are crap at persuading

    22 May 2020

    This message was intended solely for writers and film-makers, until I realised that pitching and persuading is something that everyone…

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  • Screenplay reality bites… avoiding the reality kiss of death

    18 Jun 2014

    Which is the greater problem with a screenplay, reality or lack of it? Tim Crouch has a very interesting article…

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  • How to write visually for cinema and TV

    02 May 2014

    The pressure to write visually can feel frightening, especially if you’re new to writing or have written for other media,…

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  • Five things they don’t tell you about screenplay structure

    25 Apr 2014

    There’s a great deal of hot air talked about screenplay structure – much more than about any other area of…

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  • Seven ways of writing dialogue that stands out from the crowd

    19 Apr 2014

    I received an email this week from a novelist who wanted to learn more about becoming a screenwriter and in…

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  • Automatic screenplay query letter generator for screenwriters

    02 Feb 2014

    Developed by a secret army of specialist software designers, the automatic screenplay query letter generator guarantees you'll never have to struggle over your screenplay query letter again. Free to use, time and time again.

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  • How to write a script report, and why it’s good for your writing

    16 Nov 2013

    Check out this excellent article by the always excellent Lucy V. Hay. Right on the money. I’d add three things,…

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  • Why sometimes you have to write a bad scene

    20 Apr 2012

    This may sound strange, but did you know that writing a good scene may not be right for your script…

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  • Give your future readers a Christmas present

    21 Dec 2011

    Christmas is coming and the writers are getting twitchy. Are you planning to use the glorious break from everyday life…

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  • Just one trick for screenwriting success

    16 Aug 2011

    How can the most successful video on YouTube help you find screenwriting success?

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