#TheScriptDept5 minScreenwriting Tips5 Pro Tips To Improve Your LoglinesIn this article, we're going to go through five pro tips on how to make sure your loglines are the best they can be.
#TheScriptDept5 minScreenwriting TipsMaking a Monsterby Brad Brookes | I want you to imagine a hypothetical person for me. They’re rude, dismissive, narcissistic and, they wield snobbery...
#TheScriptDept6 minScreenwriting TipsNetflix | The Tool That Should be in Every Writers Toolkitby Millie Hayward | In today’s world streaming platforms are jam-packed with content quenching the thirst of their ever-growing audience....
#TheScriptDept3 minScreenwriting TipsHow Writing Coverage Can Help You Become A Better Writer I By Laura Owen There are a number of ways to sharpen your writing skills, study, practice, analysing films and so on, but there’s one...
#TheScriptDept6 minScreenwriting TipsMission: Impossible - Raising The Stakes I By Laura Owen Mission: Impossible has been entertaining audiences for the past 25-years and with two more instalments due to be...
#TheScriptDept3 minScreenwriting TipsScreenwriting Parentheticals | Script FormattingIn this article, I'll walk you through some examples of parenthetical in screenwriting and how to use it.
#TheScriptDept3 minScreenwriting TipsText Messages in a Script | Screenplay FormattingIn this article, we'll show you how to format text messages in your script.
#TheScriptDept4 minScreenwriting TipsWriting Voice-Over (V.O.) in a ScriptThis post will provide a set of best-practice principles that a beginner screenwriter can refer to when deciding whether or not to use VO.
#TheScriptDept3 minScreenwriting TipsFlashbacks in a ScriptLet's talk about how to present a flashback in your script with examples from industry screenplays.
#TheScriptDept3 minScreenwriting TipsWhen to Capitalize in Your ScriptIf you're new to screenwriting, you'll have come across parts of a script that are in upper case. Here we explain why and when to use it.
#TheScriptDept4 minScreenwriting TipsHow to Write a MontageWe've all seen great examples of montages in cinema and television. In this article we'll show you how they are presented in the script.
#TheScriptDept3 minScreenwriting TipsWhat is a 'beat' in Scriptwriting?We've all seen this from time to time in screenplays. The so-called 'beat' on the page.
#TheScriptDept3 minScreenwriting TipsThe Morning Show: Writing a Powerful Antagonist It’s clear why The Morning Show is one of Apple TV’s big hitters from its complex characters to its stellar performances.
#TheScriptDept3 minScreenwriting TipsAvoid This Common Mistake When Reading ScriptsPeople make this mistake all the time when reading screenplays. Don't fall into the trap of unintentionally imitating their bad habits.
#TheScriptDept5 minScreenwriting TipsHow to Pace your ScreenplayPacing relates to the flow of the story as we perceive it. A fast-paced film has a lot of scenes that are generally short and to the point.
#TheScriptDept6 minScreenwriting TipsDoubt: Visual StorytellingA breakdown of a key scene from the 2008 drama Doubt.
#TheScriptDept3 minScreenwriting TipsJohn Wick 3: Following the RulesJohn Wick 3: Parabellum is taking the box office by storm. It overtook Avengers Endgame at the box office and has proven to be one of the...
#TheScriptDept2 minScreenwriting TipsThe Imitation Game: How to Write FlashbacksI often get asked about writing flashbacks in screenplays. I know that, for some people, writing flashbacks can be seen as the lazy way...
#TheScriptDept4 minScreenwriting TipsThe Truman Show: Understanding Active QuestionsActive Questions are perhaps one of the most important aspects of your script and yet they are the often something that screenwriters...
#TheScriptDept8 minScreenwriting TipsBuilding Your Own Story MapIntroduction Story structure is such a huge part of screenwriting. There is a resistance to such an emphasis on structure in some...