7 Ways to Sell Your Script to "Hollywood"
Creative ways to sell or option your screenplay.
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Writing True Stories: 7 Ways to Capture a Sense of Place in Your Narrative Nonfiction Writing
An essential element of narrative nonfiction is creating a sense of place.
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Resources: Literary Managers for Screenwriters
A select list of managers who represent scriptwriters.
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Q/A: Signing Release Forms When Submitting Your Script to a Producer or Production Company
Q: What is a release form, and do I need to sign it?
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How to Acquire an ISBN and Barcode to Allow Your Self-Published Book to Appear in Retail Stores
ISBN stands for International Standard Book Number. The number acts as a unique identifier of a book...
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Q/A: 10 Common Screenwriting Mistakes
Q: What are the most common errors new writers make with writing a screenplay?
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Writing True Stories: Framing Your Narrative Nonfiction Story
Framing your story refers to the way you order the narrative so that the elements of your book are presented in the most interesting way...
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Q/A: The Correct Use of an Ellipsis in a Screenplay
Q: What is the correct use of an ellipsis?
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Resources: Festivals & Markets for Filmmakers (and Screenwriters)
A selection of established film festivals and markets
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How to Create a Professional Cover for Your Self-Published Book
Your book cover is an essential marketing piece. Most readers decide to buy a book based on the cover and the table of contents...
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Writing True Stories: When to Use Scenes in Your Narrative Nonfiction Writing
Scenes are the cinema of narrative nonfiction. Scenes lift a story off the page and create a sense of movement...
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Q/A: Screenwriting Credits - "And" vs "&"
Q: In screenwriting credits, what does the “and” and “&” between the screenwriters' names mean?
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