Katie Porter

5 Ways To Beat Screenwriting Procrastination To Finish Your Screenplay

5 Ways To Beat Screenwriting Procrastination To Finish Your Screenplay

Combat screenwriter procrastination with proven strategies. Discover screenwriting tips to beat procrastination, boost motivation & finish your script today.

 Annie Banks

What You Should Never Ask A Screenwriter

What You Should Never Ask A Screenwriter

Is being a screenwriter a real job? One that regularly pays the bills and affords all screenwriters a luxury lifestyle? To answer the first questions. Well… if you dedicate your career to screenwriting it is. Second question… yes if you’re staffed on a TV show, no if you’re a freelance writer. Third question… We can dream. […]

 Mark Sevi

Have You Wondered Why Your Screenplay Was Rejected?

Have You Wondered Why Your Screenplay Was Rejected?

The big thumbs down or PASS is a heart-wrenching experience of every screenwriter. Get used to it. Sometimes you hear back from a production company with a polite “not for us” message. Most times, you don’t hear back at all. When writers enter their screenplays into screenwriting contests, they often feel their entry has entered […]

 Jessica Hinds

The Neuroscience of Writers Block: Why Your Goals Are Hormonally Causing You To Fail

The Neuroscience of Writers Block: Why Your Goals Are Hormonally Causing You To Fail

Understand how writer’s block works and learn how to overcome writer’s block. Use these proven writing tips to beat creative slumps and finish your project.

 Michael Hauge

The Hero’s Wound in Good Will Hunting: Michael Hauge’s Screenwriting Framework Explained

The Hero’s Wound in Good Will Hunting: Michael Hauge’s Screenwriting Framework Explained

Michael Hauge explores the concept of the hero’s wound and transformation, as revealed in Good Will Hunting.

Explore the hero’s wound in Good Will Hunting through Michael Hauge’s screenwriting framework. Understand how emotional wounds drive character development and story structure.