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“Own What You Write. Stand By Your Taste.” Advice From Zach Cox, Manager At Circle Of Confusion

“Own What You Write. Stand By Your Taste.” Advice From Zach Cox, Manager At Circle Of Confusion

Zach Cox has been at Circle Of Confusion for over 12 years. He started as an intern in the Fall of 2006 and became a manager by the fall of 2010. Zach has an unquenchable thirst for character-driven stories regardless of genre and believes great storytelling is a gift that can be honed, but not […]

 Brock Swinson

“I Want To See The Writer In The Screenplay” Creative Executive at Invisible Ink Montserrat Gómez On New Voices

“I Want To See The Writer In The Screenplay” Creative Executive at Invisible Ink Montserrat Gómez On New Voices

Discover emerging screenwriting talent breaking into Hollywood. Explore new voices, diverse perspectives, and fresh storytelling approaches reshaping the film industry.

 Amy Sullivan

6 Types Of Friends Every Screenwriter Needs

6 Types Of Friends Every Screenwriter Needs

Most screenwriters owe their tenacity and determination to the people they surround themselves with. This includes all the industry folks that can either directly or indirectly get your screenplays into the write (sorry, right) hands that can shepherd it into production. Let’s not forget our friends who stand by us as we progress through our […]

 Justin Sterling

Do Screenwriters Need To Copyright Protect Every Draft Of Their Screenplay?

Do Screenwriters Need To Copyright Protect Every Draft Of Their Screenplay?
This entry is part 2 of 6 in the series Copyright Law

Understand if screenwriters must copyright every draft and learn how script protection, registration, and revisions work to keep your screenplay legally safe.

 Roger Kaplan

Why You Should Have A Screenwriter Collaboration Agreement

Why You Should Have A Screenwriter Collaboration Agreement

By Roger J. Kaplan Introduction I’m sure entire psychology Ph.D. theses could be written about why creative folks looking to work together on a television or film script forge ahead with the collaborative work, but shy away from establishing the terms of their collaboration in a formal written agreement. Excuses ranging from “but we are […]