A Peak Behind the Curtain of Award-Winning TV Shows, Understanding Structure, and Pushing Forward with Your Ideas: From Script
In this weekâs round-up brought to us by ScriptMag.com, interviews with Huluâs The Handmaidâs Tale creator/showrunner Bruce Miller, HBO s Euphoria star and co-writer Hunter Schafer, plus understanding structure in screenwriting from multiple perspectives and how to push forward with your story ideas.
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The Handmaid’s Tale creator/showrunner Bruce Miller, HBO s
Euphoria star and co-writer Hunter Schafer, plus understanding structure in screenwriting from multiple perspectives and how to push forward with your story ideas.
A New Perspective Within
Supporting AAPI Storytellers and Tapping into Mythical World Building (From Script)
In this weekâs round-up from ScriptMag.com, meet South-East-Asian-American filmmakers and screenwriters, plus interviews with screenwriter Emma Needell and comic book writer/artist Matt Kindt, TV medical advisor Dr. Oren Gottfried, and more!
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May 8, 2021
In this week’s round-up from ScriptMag.com, meet South-East-Asian-American filmmakers and screenwriters, plus interviews with screenwriter Emma Needell and comic book writer/artist Matt Kindt, TV medical advisor Dr. Oren Gottfried, and more!
South-East-Asian-American Stories You Need to Know About
Script contributor Thuc Nguyen shines a light on ten, one of many, South-East-Asian-American filmmakers and screenwriters you and Hollywood should have your eye on.
Take Two: The Importance of Writing Your Story in Different Mediums
Casting many nets can help a writer create a long and healthy career. Jeanne Veillette Bowerman shares advice on adapting your story into multiple mediums.
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success for most screenwriters implies selling a screenplay for a feature film or getting staffed on a TV show. But what if we rewired our brains to feel successful simply by being storytellers of any medium? After all, compelling stories transcend the screen and live in books, short stories, poems, video games, and web series. As discussed in past Take Two articles, casting many nets increases your odds of Hollywood discovering your talents.
Jan 8, 2021 When I speak with screenwriters, I always inquire about their career goals and the projects they’re working on. They enthusiastically express a desire to win a contest, sell a script, and get representation.
But when I dig deeper into their story idea, the answer is rarely something high concept enough that Hollywood would be interested in buying. The stories are often about someone or something they know, not necessarily something that appeals to a larger audience.
Writing gurus advise us to write what we know or what we’re passionate about, but we also need to write something that will sell.