Unlock the Secret Behind Turning Movie Watching into Powerful Screenwriting Skills
You can learn pretty much everything you need to know about screenwriting by doing these three things:
Watch movies.
Read scripts.
Write pages.
Why watch movies?
Because to be a good screenwriter, you need to have a broad exposure to the world of film. Every movie you see is a potential reference point for your writing, everything from story concepts you generate to characters you develop to scenes you construct. Moreover, people who work in the movie business constantly reference existing movies when discussing stories you write; it’s a shorthand way of getting across what they mean or envision.
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