Idea, Premise, Concept, Plot, or Story?
It’s not surprising that screenwriters often confuse these terms. There doesn’t appear to be a definitive common understanding of these words in the screenwriting world.
It’s not surprising that screenwriters often confuse these terms. There doesn’t appear to be a definitive common understanding of these words in the screenwriting world.
A manager is like a professional parent – he or she will work with you, read your scripts and give you actionable notes, encourage and advise you and organize meetings.
When a script looks right, with the right amount of whitespace, professional readers get excited because there’s a small chance it could turn out to be a good read; a hidden gem.
The golden ticket to understanding how to show, not tell, is to think of every action line as a camera shot. If the camera can’t see it, delete it.
What is a 12 sequence screenplay outline? A 12 Scene Screenplay sequence is a fantastic way to outline your 3-Act feature screenplay. This type of
Character development – Part 3 Describe Your Character Next, describe your character on first mention. You have limited action lines to introduce them, so make
Character development Part 2 – How to name your characters Like every Legend, your primary characters need a first name and a last name. Even
Character development Part 1 – Building Legends Developing your characters for feature screenplays can be a huge challenge for storytellers because you have less than