What can you learn from a great script?Today on Scriptcast (A Screenwriting Podcast) Matt and I go into an in-depth discussion of Chinatown.ย Weโll discuss both script and film, what works, what doesnโt (gasp!) and the writing lessons screenwriters can learn from this classic.If you
Thank you to everyone who sent in a script. It has a been an honor to read your work, and it’s encouraging to see so much dedication and creativity out there.I know people like to say this, but there really were a lot of great
I got this question the other day via email:Why so cheap?While this question gives me a convenient avenue to discuss my screenplay services, it was a real question, and I’ll try to be as honest as I can with the answer.Some might take this question
Wow. Talk about competition. Due to the help of Ashley at Selling Your Screenplay, we had the MOST entries of any Logline Friday since the contest began (in beta form) in 2009!That’s great, Eric, but who won?Getting to it, sheesh! If you scrolled down without
A script reader (or “Reader”) is the person who reads scripts for agents, producers, managers, assistants, and…pretty much everyone.It works like this (I used “agent” here, but feel free to substitute “manager,” “producer,” “executive,” etc.):1. An agent gets sent a script from a client, manager,