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Mask and Wallace Literary––his dream office
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advice on applying life experiences to produce successful
comedy writing.
by Richard Brassau
What is procrastination and how can screenwriters overcome
this common pitfall?
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The first step is identifying the problem, the second step
is fixing it. Syd Field tells you how to fix your script and
generate more conflict and impact in each scene.
by James K. Shea
Why are the characters in It's a Wonderful Life and
Die Hard so memorable? The trick is creating sympathetic,
engaging characters who will enthrall your audience.
by Christiana Miller
Industry mavens Jeri Taylor, Bob Chmiel, Geoffry Harris, Fredda
Rose, and Milissa Brockish offer their spin on treatments
as a writing and selling tool.
by Holly Willis
What can you, as a writer do to insure that your movie is
made the way you want it made?
by David S. Cohen
Nicholas Kazan discusses his inspiration for Fallen
and the evolution of simple ideas into a hot property.
by Brain Joseph Smith
What lurks behind the fine print? Find out what you need to
know before selling your script and signing an agreement.
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