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Get out of your head! Hire yourself as your own script editor.
Your first draft is done – next comes the challenge of the script editor: tweaking and polishing before your script is finally ready for the big wide world.
Screenwriting apps: On the go
We thank the tech boffins who have created a number of products to help us lowly bards in the creative process when using screenwriting apps on the go.
DIY filmmaking gear you can make for $15 or less
We’re here to help you on your path by suggesting a number of ways to make your own filmmaking tools with resources you can buy for $15 or less.
10 tips for beginner filmmakers to improve video production
Here are tips for beginner filmmakers should observe through the entire process of production if they want their work to stand out and appear professional.
It’s not you, it’s me: How to end toxic business relationships
A career in film is all about relationships coming together to create something great. But how can you exit toxic business relationships with grace?
Model/actress, hostess/waitress: Extra work kickstarts your Hollywood career
If you’re just starting out in the creative arts, signing up with an extra agency could be your step to an accomplished Hollywood career. Here’s why.
Indie filmmaker? Here’s how to make great producing partnerships
The movie business is a complicated world with high stakes. Never fear! Here’s our handy guide to finding and keeping great producing partnerships.
The Logline: Screenwriter’s best friend
A logline isn’t a tagline, and it isn’t a synopsis – it could be the most important trick of the screenwriting trade you ever learn.
Want to find readers for your screenplay? Here’s how. – Pt. 2
In Part 1, we explored the nuts and bolts of how to formulate your plan to find readers for your script. Now let’s make some pals and build a community.
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