Charlie Huston shares how they drew from their own life to coach Hank onto the page and into the spotlight roughly twenty years later.

For all of those influences floating around in Guillermo del Toro’s head, including the novel, this is a screenplay adaptation of ‘Frankenstein’ that feels uniquely del Toro.

Luke Matheny untangles what it’s like to take on a beloved work and how writing for children provides the freedom to explore deeper themes.

Noah Hawley shares the inspiration behind such swings and how to ground a story, even in an elevated universe.

What does sculpting a dog statue and screenplay development have in common?

The script through the film is beautifully rendered, sharpening the tension and releasing it between awkward laughs and increasing the stakes.

Joachim Trier and Eskil Vogt believe in the transcendent nature of art and recently spoke with Script about what makes a story universal and why ‘Sentimental Value’ is polyphonic.

The Austin-based duo, discuss staying focused on authenticity and vulnerability, the challenges of balancing artistic integrity with commercial viability… or in this case… selling out.

Have you ever wondered whether the story you’ve been itching to share with the world should be a novel or a screenplay?

Learn how to add suspense to your screenplay and master adding the perfect twist at the end of your work to keep your viewers wanting more!