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Screenwriting Books

Beginning screenwriters often wonder, “What’s the best screenwriting book I should get?” The answer is different for everyone and here’s the reason why. A friend...
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The Business Point of View

Before you start writing your screenplay, think of who your market is. It’s not the movie-going public, but the producers, studios, and actors who can...
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Persistence and Determination

A year ahead of me in my high school was a guy named Sam Raimi, who later went on to direct the Spiderman trilogy. I...
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Free Movies

Aspiring screenwriters need to watch as many movies as possible. To keep your movie watching habits within your budget, skip the movie theaters and stick...
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The Story Factor

Stories are often used to influence others. By reading a book like “The Story Factor” by Annette Simmons, you can better understand how stories work...
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The Academy Awards as Guidance

Everyone follows the Academy Awards, but once they’re over, people often forget about them. Don’t be one of those people. Learn from past Academy Award...
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“El Mariachi\” — A Great Story on a Shoestring Budget

“El Mariachi” was a low-budget action film that cost $7,000 to make, yet it’s far more interesting than many million dollar Hollywood blockbusters. While everyone...
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Tell Your Story

When people hear a story from somewhere else and retell that story, they often embellish the story to make it more dramatic and interesting. You...
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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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