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John Truby Reviews Mad Men
By John Truby - Sep 10, 2008
Mad Men is one of the best-written and most ambitious TV shows in some time. It is worth close study, not just for learning...
5 Pitch Pitfalls by Jeanne and Mark Simon
By Jeanne & Mark Simon - Sep 10, 2008
Jeanne Pappas Simon and Mark Simon, co-founders of Sell Your TV Concept Now, Inc., learned the hard way what NOT to do in a...
"The House Bunny" Screenwriters Karen McCullah Lutz and Kirsten Smith
Interviewed by Debra Eckerling - Sep 10, 2008
The House Bunny, starring Anna Faris, about a Playboy bunny who is kicked out of the Mansion and becomes housemother to a...
Pregnant Pause – Using Vacation Time to Get (a hit like) “Knocked Up”
By Devo (Devorah) Cutler-Rubenstein - Aug 11, 2008
You have undoubtedly heard about the woman who had been trying to get pregnant for years. She decides to take a break from...
Interview with Duncan Tucker, Transamerica [writer and director]
Interviewed by Jessica Amodeo - Aug 11, 2008
Of all possible subjects, travel is the most difficult for an artist, as it is the easiest for a journalist. - W.H....
John Truby reviews The Dark Knight
By John Truby - Aug 11, 2008
Spoiler alert: this breakdown divulges information about the plot of the film. For anyone who wants to look beneath its...
Insider's Corner: The Life of a Script Reader
By Julie Gray - Aug 11, 2008
Question: "I just moved to Los Angeles and have an extensive background in screenwriting but I can't seem to make my break...
Power Structure
By Mario Moreno - Aug 11, 2008
Power Structure is outlining software with a story development heart. If you are a writer who’s learned your craft you want...
Connecting with Audiences Through Character Emotions
By Martha Alderson - Aug 3, 2008
Moviegoers and readers identify with stories through the characters. The most powerful way to reach an audience is through the characters’ emotions. For only when we connect with the characters on an emotional level, does the interaction become deep
Writing Successful Query Letters
By Susan Kouguell - Aug 3, 2008
Query letters must have punch to entice the recipient to want to read your screenplay now. Your enthusiasm and passion about your project must shine through in your query