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Pacing is the single most important element of your screenplay when it comes to the reading experience. A script that’s easier to read is almost…
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Ever wondered how some people manage to keep their cool even when the world seems to be falling apart around them?
How do they avoid taking out their frustrations on those around them, even when they’re stressed to the max?
Well, it’s not magic, and they’re definitely not robots.
These individuals have simply cultivated a …
The post People who never take their frustrations and stress out on others usually have these 9 character strengths appeared first on Personal Branding Blog.
Have you ever seen the movie Throw Momma From the Train (aff link)? It’s a classic 80s comedy about the hilarious misadventures of a writing instructor (Billy Crystal) and one of his students (Danny Devito). When the film opens, Billy Crystal’s character is suffering from an extreme case of writer’s block. In fact, he can’t complete…Read More
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Kindness is at the center of many of Chris Sandersâs animated films. From Lilo & Stitch to How to Train Your Dragon, characters experience the…
The post Why 'The Wild Robot' Screenwriter Starts at the Ending appeared first on ScreenCraft.
If the protagonist of your latest screenplay is feeling a little one-dimensional, hereâs a trick that might lend them some more intrigue: give them a…
The post Script Apart: 'Ripley' Screenwriter Steven Zaillian on Adding Depth to Your Characters appeared first on ScreenCraft.
One of the most memorable moments in Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, the legacy sequel that debuts 36 years after Tim Burtonâs 1988 Beetlejuice, is the homage to…
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