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What I Wish I’d Known About Screenwriting Before I Wrote My First Screenplay: The Ultimate Guide to Resources for New & Aspiring Screenwriters This book shares the author's experience and research over many years while perfecting the craft of screenwriting with the goal of helping new and intermediate screenwriters navigate the massive reserves of educational resources available on and offline. It's designed to shave months or even year...

Want feedback on your WIP? To get good notes on your screenplay, you need to learn to give them.

How to Give Notes So many writers hop onto the various online screenwriting forums pleading on their knees for feedback. They need to learn to give notes.

Delivering information in your screenplay that your audience needs is called "exposition." It's one of the hardest things to get right because it should be invisible. Not obvious.

Using Exposition in Your Screenplay Exposition in a screenplay is the way the writer informs the audience about information they need to fully understand the story.

Our colleague Jim Kalergis shaares his wisdom in explaining the true purpose of a spec script. We're proud to present him as our first guest blogger.

Spec Screenplay Style Scripts we write in the hope we’ll someday sell them are called “spec screenplays.” We’re “speculating” that someday we’ll be paid. Spec screenplays are different from other prose.

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