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Screenwriter Freebies

Script Coaches


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Script Format

What's in a Query?

Choosing Contests

Script Marketing

Deep Agenting

Script Advice 

Dream Jobs

Produce Your Script


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RECOMMENDED BOOKS FOR ASPIRING SCREENWRITERS


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  Script Formats: Why? How? What pros use! 

Fonts? Camera directions? Character descriptions? Editing suggestions? 

Final Draft or Screenwriter 2000? 

Dramatica Pro or Movie Magic? 

What you need to know to pass yourself off as a film pro. => FREE FORMAT TUTORIAL

  Title Savvy: 10 Ways Titles Hook Readers

  • Hook your readers right from the title page.

  • Ten tips for choosing the best title for your s

  Hot Jobs for Actors

  • Do you belong in the spotlight? Professional performers share their tips on how to break in!

  Query Letters that will Knock their Socks Off

  • Boffo query letters that get your script read and recommended!

  How to Screw Up a Big Money Pitch

  Pitching your Story

  • What your story pitch needs: spine and legs

  5 Fatal First-Timer Mistakes

  • What they are and how to AVOID them.

  Movie Genres - What Screenwriters Need to Know

  • Does your script have a genre?

  • How movie genres help sell your script.

  Script Registries: Marketing on the Web

  • Screenwriters share their experiences using script registries to market their screenplays.

  Studio Sniff Test: Does your script smell like a movie?

  How to Create Bomb-Proof Loglines

Sometimes you only get one chance to impress.

  How to Use Online Script Registries

Launch your script into the global film marketplace.

  How to Market  your Script: What are they looking for?

  Contests: Research BEFORE you write the check.

  Genre: The Key to Ticket Sales

What is a genre and who the heck needs one? You do. Movies are marketed by their genre. Knowing how to capitalize on the conventions of your genre will establish your professionalism and get your script noticed. 

  Agents: What Newbies Need to Know

   Script Coaches: Do YOU Need Professional Feedback?

  From the Trenches:  Script Advice 

  Hot Tip: Coool Jobs

  Should you Produce Your Own Script?

How to break into the "Indie" marketplace.

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  Special Feature: Dream Jobs 

  • Explore dream careers from the inside out: TV producing, freelance writing, romance novelist, photo journalism, newsletter editor, book packager, performer's agent.
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  Editor's Resume

   Book Reviews

YOU CAN WRITE A MOVIE   by Pamela Wallace

HOWDUNIT: How Crimes Are Committed and Solved   by John Boertlein

HOW TO BREAK IN AS A PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR   by Heather Froeschl

SCRIPT MAGIC  by Marisa D'Vari


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