Every storyteller reacts differently to the word “structure.” Some absolutely swear by it, others get nightmares from it. But like it or not, structure is an important aspect of every story ever told, not only screenplays. All stories have a beginning, middle and an end. Every great story has some form of structure to raise […]
How To Read a Screenplay
We’ve said it before, the best way to become a better screenwriter is to read plenty of scripts. But how exactly do you read a script? In order to read a script, you need first to get familiarised with its format. Make sure to also read it entirely at once first, and later make a […]
How To Submit a Screenplay
It’s time to finally take your script out but where exactly do you start? Can you submit your script without a manager or an agent? The short answer is yes. There are plenty of ways to take your script out. That includes reaching out to producers directly, entering contests and fellowships, attending pitchfests and some […]
How To Get Started As a Screenwriter
You always loved writing, or maybe it’s a new passion you’ve discovered while in quarantine these past two years. Writing is your escape from reality or perhaps your way of leaving a mark on this world. And you now realize that you might actually be able to make a career out of this. But how? […]
How To Write A Script For A Documentary
Documentaries are one of the most popular genres of filmmaking. NPR went so far as to call this the Golden age of documentary. With the increase of streaming networks and new content we have seen an uptick in the creation and consumption of this form of filmmaking. An art form that used to be considered […]
How To Review A Screenplay (Step by Step Guide)
As a screenwriter, you need to be able to grasp several skills to write a top-level script, Including developing a strong sense of discipline, being receptive to criticism, and being able to rewrite, rewrite and rewrite! How do you review a screenplay? You review a script by scoring the concept, story, structure, character, and dialogue […]