Staffing Season Cometh
Staffing season is upon us yet again and the legions of veteran and baby writers will...
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Six Requirements of a Screenplay
SIX REQUIREMENTS OF A SCREENPLAY By Scott Carr I’ve only written five screenplays in my lifetime, but the number I’ve read is one I don’t think I can accurately calculate. I’ve read many books on the...
Read MoreWriting as a Mother – Making Time
I’ve heard more than one person say, “I used to write, but then I had kids.” When I got pregnant in the fall of 2012 I was a serious writer, meaning that I wrote consistently every day. I was working on a novel, and I...
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So You Finished Your First Script… by Jared Mason Hey! Congrats on finishing your first feature spec. That’s awesome! You’re already light years ahead of all those folks who call themselves screenwriters, talk...
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How to Write Book Reviews by Rayne Hall Writing book reviews is a great way to share your opinions – and as a bonus, you can get free books. Structuring Your Review 1. Start with a sentence about what kind of book...
Read MoreBody Language in Dialogue Scenes
Body Language in Dialogue Scenes by Rayne Hall Body language can add another dimension to your dialogue scene, because it reveals a person’s intentions, feelings or mood. The five main types of body language are...
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