August 2009

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Write From Your Life

To put excitement and passion into your screenplay, write about yourself. You don’t need to make your screenplay autobiographical. Just make it a fantasy with...
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The Emotional Point of View

In a bad movie, the hero seems like a cardboard puppet that the audience doesn’t really care about. Here’s how you can avoid this problem...
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It’s Not the Idea; It’s the Execution

Novice screenwriters are always terrified that someone might steal their idea. Let them. Ideas are cheap and easy, and it doesn’t matter how good your...
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Trick Endings

In the literary world, O. Henry specialized in writing short stories that had a trick ending. While effective, these trick endings soon became predictable and...
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