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Interview with Mort Nathan
Interviewed by Debra Eckerling - May 8, 2008
Writer/director/producer Mort Nathan is known for his broad comedies, most notable Kingpin, which he co-wrote with Barry...
Interview with Kara Holden
Interviewed by Debra Eckerling - May 8, 2008
Screenwriter Kara Holden has three feature projects in development, and her first spec—Meant to Be—will begin shooting this...
Character Development & Dialogue
Interviewed by Debra Eckerling - May 8, 2008
Karl Iglesias, author of Writing for Emotional Impact and The 101 Habits of Highly Successful Screenwriters, believes that...
Character Counts
By Dara Marks - May 8, 2008
Everything you need to know about writing a great character, you already know. All character (whether in human form or not)...
How to: Use Character Pro
By Mario Moreno - May 8, 2008
Personality archetypes are useful building blocks for writers when it comes to creating characters and giving them life. Yet...
Jay Wolpert: How do you Approach the Blank Page?
Interviewed by Debra Eckerling - Apr 10, 2008
Screenwriter Jay Wolpert, Pirates of the Caribbean trilogy and The Count of Monte Crisco (2002), has a very simple approach...
Writing for the Delete Key
By Script Frenzy - Apr 10, 2008
By Jennifer Arzt, Script Frenzy Program Director
How to: Customize Power Structure
By Mario Moreno - Apr 10, 2008
Power Structure is one of the most popular outlining-programs on the market. Created by Ken Schafer - the same mind that...
An Expert’s Perspective – When Brainstorming Doesn’t Work
By Stephanie Palmer - Apr 10, 2008
Author Stephanie Palmer, "Good in a Room," shares her technique for what to do when brainstorming doesn’t work.
How Little Red Riding Hood Made Me a Writer
By Christopher Keane - Mar 17, 2008
The story of Little Red Riding Hood taught screenwriter Christopher Keane much about character development. Here he shows how you too can take a valuable lesson from the classic short story.