Introducing Reece Timberwolf Taylor, talking with a screenwriter
Going from left to right, Reece “Timberwolf” Taylor, Geoffrey Calhoun, and Stever MacLaren.“When I say I’m a great writer, I
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From the Malafarina Files, ‘Breakfast Of Champions’
By Thomas M. Malafarina © 2011 Thomas M. Malafarina Ray loved breakfast. It was by far his favorite meal of
Something Scary is Coming!
Something scary is coming! From the mind of Thomas M. Malafarina, a contemporary master of horror. Hailing from the coal
Screenwriting for authors – how to write Acts 2 and 3
By Danek S. Kaus The Second Act is the longest one, usually around 50 – 60 pages, and is often
Screenwriting – What Each Scene Must Accomplish
By Danek S. Kaus The scene is the basic building block of a movie. In screenwriting, every scene must move
Book Into a Movie – How Movie Dialogue Is Different From Novel Dialogue
By Danek S. Kaus When you adapt a book into a movie, it’s critical that you understand the differences between
Screenwriting – Why The Inciting Incident It Critical To Your Screenplay
By Danek S. Kaus The screenwriting term for the moment that really gets a story going is the inciting incident.
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We are looking for the best screenplay Concept: Do you like horror? Do you have a flair for screenwriting? The
Screenwriting – How to Create Great Antagonists
By Danek S. Kaus We all know who the antagonist is. He’s the bad guy, the one with the black
Allow your screenplay to serve as a blueprint to a larger art form–a conversation with writer/director Brett Miller
“A screenplay is a blueprint for a larger art form,” so says Brett Miller. It may offer direction and structure,