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Is Script Writing a Good Major? 9 Key Factors to Weigh
If you have a passion for storytelling and dream of writing for television, movies, or theater, you may be considering a college major in script writing. Turning your creative talent for writing scripts...
Overjoyed female freelance screenwriter celebrating as she holds the acceptance letter for her drama script she pitched, a major win on her journey.
What is Freelance Screenwriting? A Complete Guide & How to Become One
Have you ever dreamed of seeing a story you wrote come to life on the big screen? As a freelance screenwriter, you could make that dream a reality by writing scripts for film and television. But what exactly...
Close-up of a magnifying glass highlighting plot inconsistencies and character motivation issues represented via red error marks across a movie script page to convey fatal screenwriting problems.
What is a Fatal Flaw in Screenwriting? 9 Film Examples Explained
The explosive opening scene ends with the antagonist getting shot. He looks down in disbelief before falling off the cliff to his presumed death. The rest of the film traces the protagonist’s journey to...
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What is a Sequence in Screenwriting and Why It’s Important
Sequences are an essential structural element in screenwriting that group consecutive story scenes centered around a specific narrative objective or unifying context. Understanding how to effectively utilize...