May 10, 2008

The Celtx Phenomenon: Free Screenwriting Software Taking the Internet by Storm

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By: Marion Grace Woolley

Apr 30, 2008

Script Frenzy: Write A Screenplay in a Month?

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By: Debra Eckerling

Apr 23, 2008

Rewrite: Tips from a Screenwriter: Learn to Rewrite Like a Pro: An Interview With Paul Chitlik

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By: Joe Lam

Feb 20, 2008

Three Tricks To Writing For Stage: How to Make the Most of Writing Theatrical Productions

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By: Benjamin Royce Jaekle

Aug 17, 2007

From Print to Film: Authors With the Most Film Adaptations

In: Stage/Screen Book Adaptations

By: Paul Combs

Jul 25, 2007

Book Gives Sitcom Writing Secrets: Learn How to Write a Sitcom with Comedy Writing Guru Marc Blake

In: Writing Comedy Scripts

By: Mike Gerrard

Apr 28, 2007

Introductory Screenwriting: Starting a new script

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By: T. Robinson

Apr 27, 2007

Scriptwriting: Crafting Your Protagonist

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By: T. Robinson

Apr 25, 2007

Basic Screenwriting: Writing Act Two

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By: T. Robinson

Apr 25, 2007

Screenwriting: How to avoid common screenwriting mistakes

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By: T. Robinson

Apr 6, 2007

Writing Scripts or Directing Them: When You Put Pen to Paper, Are You Doing More Than You Should?

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By: Dave Brandl

Mar 25, 2007

Writing Stage Directions: Giving actors additional directions beyond the dialogue

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By: Dave Brandl

Feb 26, 2007

Writing Character Descriptions: How to describe your characters to the reader effectively

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By: Dave Brandl

Feb 23, 2007

Scriptwriting Descriptions: Are you writing a script, or directing it?

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By: Dave Brandl

Feb 7, 2007

Screenwriting and the First Date: Crafting the Setup

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By: T. Robinson

Feb 2, 2007

Screenwriting Basics: How to Write the Perfect Movie Villain

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By: T. Robinson

Feb 2, 2007

Scriptwriting Basics: Writing the Catalyst

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By: T. Robinson

Jan 1, 2007

Turn Your Novel into a Screenplay: Is your manuscript ready for the big screen, ready to become a screenplay?

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By: Dave Brandl

Nov 15, 2006

Before You Begin Scriptwriting: Gather your notes and ideas before jumping in

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By: Dave Brandl

Nov 7, 2006

Tell Me About Your Script: Create synopses of various lengths to describe your script to someone else

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By: Dave Brandl

Oct 23, 2006

Scripts for Young Performers: How to make sure that the young actors get the most out of the acting experience

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By: Dave Brandl

Oct 11, 2006

Online Screenwriting Resources: It always helps to have another resource in your writing toolkit

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By: Dave Brandl

Oct 6, 2006

Adapting Scripts Considerations: When adapting other works into a script, many factors must be taken into account.

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By: Dave Brandl

Sep 27, 2006

Adapting Scripts From Stories: Thousands of stories exist that could become material for a script.

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By: Dave Brandl

Sep 17, 2006

Managing Humor in Conversation: Dialogue sounds best when it sounds the most like natural conversation

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By: Dave Brandl

Sep 11, 2006

Write a Script, Write a Song: Sometimes a little extra creativity can pay dividends in scriptwriting

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By: Dave Brandl

Sep 2, 2006

Flexible Scriptwriting: Make your characters attractive for diverse groups and you'll increase chances for success

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By: Dave Brandl

Aug 27, 2006

Humor Performance and Expectations: Understanding Performance and Expectations Between Those Producing Humor and Their Audiences

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By: Dave Brandl

Aug 22, 2006

Determining the Butt of the Joke: An excerpt from Humor in Conversation Analysis, exploring the reasons for creating humor

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By: Dave Brandl

Aug 13, 2006

The Rule of Three: How centuries old traditions in storytelling assist the scriptwriter

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By: Dave Brandl

Aug 6, 2006

Writing Fresh Dialogue: Crafting the words you put into your characters' mouths

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By: Dave Brandl

Jul 28, 2006

Continued Freshness: How to Attract and Retain an Audience

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By: Dave Brandl

Jul 21, 2006

Maintaining Freshness: How to make your script stand out from tired and worn story lines

In: Writing for Stage/Screen (general)

By: Dave Brandl

Jul 12, 2006

Final Draft: Scriptwriting Software

In: Writing for Stage/Screen (general)

By: Dave Brandl

Jul 6, 2006

StoryBoard Pro Software: Screenwriting Software Continued

In: Writing for Stage/Screen (general)

By: Dave Brandl

Jun 26, 2006

Sophocles Script Software

In: Writing for Stage/Screen (general)

By: Dave Brandl

Jun 21, 2006

Scriptwriting Software

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By: Dave Brandl

Jun 13, 2006

Write a Script With No Plan?

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By: Dave Brandl

Jun 6, 2006

Plan Your Scriptwriting – II

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By: Dave Brandl

May 31, 2006

Plan Your Scriptwriting

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By: Dave Brandl

May 23, 2006

How Important is the Set?

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By: Dave Brandl

May 16, 2006

How Long Does it Take?

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By: Dave Brandl

May 9, 2006

What Kind of a Script Is It

In: Writing for Stage/Screen (general)

By: Dave Brandl

May 2, 2006

Call To Action

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By: Dave Brandl

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