Flashbacks can sometimes pull audiences out of the story, depending on their length and frequency. Other times, flashbacks can be

I’m going to admit that breaking into the film industry isn’t simple as you think. You finished your script. Worked

I came across a post on Stage 32 the other day and someone asked if they were too old to

Well it’s Groundhog day….again…which means it’s time to talk about what makes a good time loop movie. (See what I

Personally, I think the best films are those where audiences can emotionally connect with the protagonist, mainly because the protagonist

Note: The following is based on what I learned in my screenwriting class in college, so please take whatever resonates

Hey writers! I had a great time interviewing James Sullivan! He’s a nice and professional writer with a lot of

In another edition of my script reading blog series, I had a great time interviewing Rob Nelson. But first, a

Once again, I had the honor of interviewing script reader/screenwriter Emilie Lorditch! About Emilie (from her website):  Hello and welcome!

How did you get started with script reading? I had been writing scripts for a while and was looking for

When writing a script, you’re probably not critical of your craft. Well, okay, not all the time, but once you

Screenwriting is an art form that requires not only creativity but also structure, clarity, and industry awareness. For aspiring and

Screenwriting is an art form that requires not only creativity but also structure, clarity, and industry awareness. For aspiring and

So, you finished your “polished” script and are ready to get it out there, but wait! You don’t know if

With award season amongst us, and the Golden Globes that kicked off a few weeks ago and the Oscars wrapping

No matter what time of year, it’s important to set goals with your creative projects. Sometimes, not everyone can stick