12 steps. 3 phases. Taking inspiration from the Hero's Journey story structure, we have created a brand new model that charts the career and progress of screenwriters.
How can you sell your script, if you don’t truly understand your buyer? Introducing the world’s first Screenwriter Industry Connection Personas (ICP).
You have written a solid screenplay, but not sure what to do next... You are not alone. This is a plateau that most screenwriters hit. But there is one simple tactic that you can use to break out of the first act of your screenwriting career.
Every successful screenwriter has had two things that helped them achieve their goals: a Mentor and a Cheerleader. In this Chop, we break down what these are and how you can get them.
There is one major skill that today’s screenwriters are sorely lacking. And when mastered, this will be the difference-maker when it comes to selling your project, landing that dream writing job, or getting representation. And that skill is: Email Marketing.
The best way to get someone to read your script is by delivering a compelling logline. But how do you write one? Join us, and in just 3 minutes, you'll have your very own screenplay logline.
Is it worth registering your screenplay with the WGA? How do you do it? How much does it cost? Find out now.
In this Chop, we provide full guidance for how to write your screenplay - from concept to completion.
In this Chop, we learn from the best as we dive into the 10 most successful story structures of all time.
One of the best ways to make your writing pop and leap off of the page is to understand the ingredients you should be cooking with. That is why it is critical to learn and understand these 40 key literary terms.
Information without the dump - In this Chop, we show you how to navigate the four exposition techniques in writing.
Getting script notes and screenplay coverage is great. But getting the RIGHT kind of script feedback is ideal! Learn how to get the notes you need to smash your next draft.
Find out the difference between writing a dynamic character and static characters. And which one should your protagonist be?