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Legally Speaking, It Depends: Targeting Film Festivals

With this week’s starting up of the Festival de Cannes film festival season is said to be in. But with at last count over 4,000 film festivals every year it’s always festival season. Some festivals disappear, never to return, while new ones are popping up all the time. Pick any theme or a film-loving community [...]

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‘On Becoming A Man’ Goes to Cannes Film Festival

When I speak at screenwriting conferences, I often remind people to look to their left and then to their right. The people sitting next to you are the ones you should be networking with, not just the speakers. Now I have proof. Meet Rebecca Norris and Kevin Resnick, filmmakers on their way to Cannes Film Festival [...]

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Monday Morning Editor’s Picks: Resources for Starting Your Script

Happy Monday! The start of a week can be much like the start of a script. I can play on the rewrite playground forever, but starting a project is always the most difficult part for me. Over the years, I’ve asked my writer friends for advice on tools to help me not only get past my [...]

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Screenwriting Website of the Week: Kiyong Kim’s Blog of Creative Pursuits

Script Magazine is proud to announce a new Screenwriting Website of the Week — NBC Writers on the Verge program and the Nickelodeon Writing Fellowship winner Kiyong Kim’s blog, Kiyong’s Blog of Creative Pursuits. A generous and well-respected writer, Kiyong Kim takes us all on his journey as a television writer. Ask Kiyong questions about [...]

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Why The Industry Insider Screenwriting Contest Stands Out

Three years ago, my team and I had an idea for a new kind of screenwriting contest. We called it The Industry Insider Screenwriting Contest, and in it, we: Provide a logline from a Industry Insider Ask screenwriters to submit a 15-page spec screenplay based on that logline Mentor the top ten screenwriters through 120 [...]

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Writers on the Verge: Always Be Learning for Screenwriting Success

Last night, I had the good fortune of being a fly on the wall at the sort of event most aspiring writers would give plenty to attend: An afternoon for Madhouse represented writers as well as executives with the one and only Michael Hauge. Having done some work with the indelible Hauge, I had the [...]

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Balls of Steel: Pitching Insights & Tips For Before You Submit Your Script

Congratulations to all of the writers who went to Screenwriters World Conference East last weekend in New York City. It was an honor and a pleasure to meet our community of writers and learn alongside you. Since my return, my inbox has been popping with post-pitchfest questions, starting with the Pitch Slam experience. I wasn’t [...]

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Why You Should Write a Short Film Screenplay

I recently signed my first NDA for a feature-length writing assignment. I did it without an agent (although I’ve had one), without living in L.A. (although I was born there), and without pinning a producer to the file cabinet with brass brads until s/he agreed to read one of my scripts (although I have almost [...]

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Monday Morning Editor’s Picks of Screenwriting Resources

I love hunting for treasure. In fact, I grew up with a mom who was a thrift store junkie. Once, she even bought a van full of dungarees for $100.  Again, you see why my therapy file is so big… To honor my family tradition of treasure hunting, each week I’ll share with you my [...]

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