In Part 4 or her series: Ten Ingredients to Successful Screenwriting, Marilyn Horowitz shares why it is important to have consistency when writing.
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10 Ingredients of Successful Screenwriting: Self Confidence
Marilyn Horowitz tells us how self-confidence is the key to success in Part 1 of her video series: 10 Ingredients of Successful Screenwriting.
PRODUCT REVIEW: Final Draft 10 – Is It Worth It?
Katiedid Langrock, writer and TV development exec., reviews the new features in Final Draft 10 to see if the upgrade is really worth it.
LEGALLY SPEAKING, IT DEPENDS: Film Review – ‘Things to Come’ – Two Audiences
Christopher Schiller uses differing perspectives from two separate audiences who happened to watch 'Things to Come' at the same time.
Examining the Marvel Supervillains – Johann Schmidt AKA The Red Skull
A legendary Marvel Supervillain makes his debut in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. How does he stack up with the other antagonists in the MCU?
The 11 Fundamental Questions: A Guide to a Better Screenplay Q & A with Aaron Mendelsohn
Aaron Mendelsohn sits down with Script to discuss his long, successful career and how his experience informed his new book.
A FLICK CHICK: Screenwriting Resources – Update Your Toolbox by Using the RIGHT Tools
Paula Landry gives tips to update your screenwriting resources by adding the right tools, programs and apps to increase your productivity and turbo charge your work.
High Concept Could Make You Rich
Wanna know WHY YOU NEED to be writing High Concept spec screenplays? Unknown Screenwriter, a long-time Hollywood ghost writer, explains why and how it can eventually make you rich...
INTERVIEW: Q & A with Rona Edwards and Monika Skerbelis – I Liked It, I Didn’t Love It
The third edition of 'I Liked it, I Didn't Love It' was recently released. Script caught up with Rona Edwards and Monika Skerbelis to discuss what's new in this edition and the world of filmmaking, in general.
Telluride Film Festival: ‘La La Land,’ ‘Toni Erdmann’ and ‘Arrival’
An eclectic mix and diversity of quality will vary at any particular film festival. Christopher Schiller presents a collection of three mini reviews of films that played alongside each other at the Telluride Film Festival this year.
















