TVWriter™’s all-time favorite artist/philosopher, Grant Snider, shows us how to do something every writer who ever set pen to paper (or done the latest equivalent of same) has learned is absolutely essential to the writing life.
See more of Grant Snider’s extraordinary perception of human creativity at Incidental Comics, HERE
My Kickstarter funded! I’m a happy camper. Here are some of the things I learned.
Yes, you must promote your Kickstarter, otherwise it will sit there with your mom’s $5 languishing alone until your campaign goes down to ignominious failure. Yeah, I know I just kicked your dog and rubbed your cat’s fur the wrong way, but the truth’s the truth.
Yeppers, gang, here it is, a short, snappy, and – we hope – thoroughly expert analysis of the best free screenwriting software available this year. And we don’t even have to read it. We just have to watch.
From the YouTube channel of our very good friends at Script Reader Pro
The Script Reader Pro website is here
Cord Cutters News gives us the latest on the cord cutting front. 2020 NFL Season, Next-Gen Xbox Pricing, Sling TV Gear, PBS Livestreams, & More!
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One of the most essential skills in TV and film writing is that of introducing your characters quickly, efficiently, and, most importantly, interestingly. This article is a wonderful introduction to the art of…introduction.
Understanding how to introduce characters in a screenplay takes more than properly formatting character descriptions.
You want to consider when, where, and how each decision will play out in the mind of the reader and then how it will translate onscreen.