Screenwriting

Screenwriting is the heavy lifting for all film projects. When you take time to write your screenplay, the following articles will provide you with real world tactics for how to write and sell your movie scripts.

Screenwriting: Write And Sell Your Movie Scripts

Even if you do not live in Hollywood or have any industry connections — by reading the following screenwriting articles, you will get closer to writing awesome screenplays.

•Screenwriting Software: Why WriterDuet Is Awesome

•How To Use Foreshadowing In Your Screenplay

•4 Tactics for Landing Your First Paid Screenwriting Gig

•7 Surefire Steps To Writing For Independent Film

•Screenwriting Help: How To Keep Your Script Out Of The Trash

•Should You Write Screenplays That Rewrite History?

•Should You Write A TV Series Instead Of A Feature Film?

•How NOT To Get Your Screenplay Read (For Smart Screenwriters)

•How To Unlock Your Screenplay Characters

•How To Write A Crappy First Draft

•3 Screenwriting Pitfalls That Will Wreck Your Career

•I Wrote My First Screenplay, Now What?

•How to Be The Screenwriter Hollywood Needs

•How To Write A Screenplay You Can Produce (Yourself)

•3 Must-Haves For Your Sample TV Spec Script

•How To Stop Rewriting And Start Filmmaking

•5 Screenwriting Secrets Every Writer Should Know

•How To Test Your Script For Gender Inclusion

•Why Screenwriting Agents Won't Read Your Script (And What To Do)

•The Shocking Truth About Writing A Short Film (That You Need To Know)

•A Script Reader’s 5 Essential Tips For Screenwriters

•Three Steps To Writing Low Budget Screenplays

•5 Easy Ways To Get Your Screenplay Noticed

•WriterDuet Offers Free Screenwriting Software So You Can Write Your Script

•The Screenwriters Guide to Option Agreements

•Best Screenwriting Books

•Top 10 Screenplay Contests

•Should Screenwriters Stick With Movie Formula?

•How To Sell Your Screenplay

•Do you have a story... Or just a movie premise?

•How To Get Sh$$ Done Without Hollywood Agents

•Screenwriting Advice: Write The WORST Scene Ever!

•Screenwriting With Jim Makichuk

•Screenwriting Tips For Low Budget Filmmaking

•Write or Acquire a Screenplay

•How To Turn Your Book Into A Movie

•Aspiring screenwriter: Go Hollywood or go indie?

•Seven Ways Screenwriters Can be More Productive

•What Screenwriters Can Learn From The Inbetweeners

•How to apply “show, don’t tell” in screenplays

•Write Screenplays From The Heart

•Do Screenplays Need a Theme?

•Your Screenplay Opening

•When It’s Time To Divorce Your Agent

•Why it’s hard to write romantic comedy

•How to sell nonsense in your screenplay

•What Screenwriters Can Learn From Documentary Filmmakers

•Tennessee Williams' advice to screenwriters

•Screenwriting: Why Kim Cattrall got mad at me

•Are screenplay contests worth entering?

•Screenwriting: is your story novel?

•Screenwriting: what experience do you want the audience to have?

•Screenwriting: write what you don't know

•Screenwriting Tips - Hope for shy screenwriters

•How to give your screenplay emotional intelligence

•Screenwriting How To Protect Your Material

•Writing a screenplay-hold that template!

•Screenwriters have to make their own luck!

•Screenwriting Tips By Jurgen Wolff

•New Screenwriting System

•How to Write Your Movie Script

•I wrote a screenplay, now what?

•screenwriting software

•5 tips to get your screenplay ready for filming

•PAUL HAGGIS Screenwriting Lesson - From YouTube

•What's your Log Line?

•Tips for Screenwriters

•Screenwriting is writing.