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How to Use Short Film Scripts to Start Your Writing Career
Here’s how to use short film scripts to kickstart your writing career, rather than waiting for that hotshot producer to call you. — Read on http://www.scriptreaderpro.com/short-movie-scripts/
20 Best Drama Script Examples to Download and Read for Free
Learn how to write a drama movie by reading some of the best drama scripts of all time, from Titanic to La La Land. Free download of the top 20 drama scripts. — Read on http://www.scriptreaderpro.com/drama-script-examples/
45 Script Writing Skills Every Aspiring Screenwriter Should Own
How many of the following 45 script writing skills do you have? Use this checklist to find out and apply them to your screenplay. — Read on http://www.scriptreaderpro.com/screenwriting-skills/
10 Things Smart Writers Do to Build a Screenwriting Career
Discover 10 insanely useful tactics writers should use to get ahead of the competition and launch a screenwriting career. — Read on http://www.scriptreaderpro.com/screenwriting-career-2/
Query Letter
I was an English literature teacher, a published literary essayist and poet, and currently a student at Gotham Writers enrolled in their screenwriting program. I have written a screenplay, THE REBUILD, a drama/romance set in contemporary New York City, and Worcester, MA about a struggling writer who is forced to return home to face aContinue reading “Query Letter”
Rafaela’s Quest Screenplay Sketch
Premise: Rafaella, an 18 yr. old girl wants to find her biological father whom she never met. Rafaella’s Strengths: Determined, Strong Willed, Optimistic Rafaella’s Weakness: Self-Doubt, Abandonment Issues, Self-Identity External Conflicts: R. versus Mom; R. versus Dad, R. versus school, R. versus teachers, R. versus boyfriend Internal Conflicts: R versus self-identity, R. Versus anger, R. versus abandonment,Continue reading “Rafaela’s Quest Screenplay Sketch”
Larry and Billy the Kid – A Two Minute Play
(Larry, 30s, dressed in a suit and reading “The WallStreet Journal,” while noticing Billy 20s, who stands in a corner dressed like a cowboy. His black hat and duster makes Larry want to know who is this mysterious looking man. He finally sets the paper down to make small talk.) Larry: (to Billy) Sir doContinue reading “Larry and Billy the Kid – A Two Minute Play”
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Mental Illness Doesn’t Mean Crazy
Society over time has confused mental illness with the term “crazy.” I would know because I have told my therapists, I think I am crazy multiple times in my life. Their responses were always the same, “Well that’s good because if you think you are crazy you are not.” Crazy people are the those whoContinue reading “Mental Illness Doesn’t Mean Crazy”
