Significance of Adapting Dialogues for your Script – A Trial Before Monsoon
When examining any work of art especially a film, it is essential to view it as a reflection of the
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Screenwriting
Developing an Idea and Breaking the Ice – A Trial Before Monsoon
It’s wise to act on the idea when you first receive ‘that spark’; And once you start meeting new people
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Importance Of Breaking Down A Story Before Writing It
by Ines de los Santos | June 7th, 2020 Before generating a story from an idea, it’s very important to
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How Altering The Spacing Of Your Script Affects The Production Process
by David Barbeschi | June 6th, 2020 Sometimes, when I’m commissioned to rewrite a script, I come across strange things
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7 Things to do to help spark new ideas for a story
by Ines de los Santos | May 22nd, 2020 There is no wrong place to get an idea from. Therefore,
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Describing A Female Character In Your Script
by David Barbeschi | May 20th, 2020 So you’ve begun to write your first script. Hurray! Congratulations. You’ve taken the
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How to create a “Bad Guy” in your movie? Developing the Antagonist
by Anthony Ho | May 15th 2020 Throughout film history, many have considered the antagonist as someone who has opposed
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Creating a story that audiences care about, but does it really matter?
Creating a story should focus on mastering the art of screenwriting and not about guessing what the marketplace needs right now.
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Establishing a compelling protagonist in your film
by Henry Wallis | May 10th 2020 Fundamentally, our protagonist must have two defining characteristics. They must be active and
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Trying to be the “funny guy” while writing your script? Well, don’t!
When I worked as a script reader, I read a drama screenplay where the writer tries to put humor , quippy comments in the lines trying to be the “funny guy”.
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