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Letter from the Editor

This week on Script, we have interviews of the cast and creators of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, tips on writing horror and comedy from filmmaker Richard Bates, Jr. and more!
If you're writing horror, check out our upcoming online course, starting August 29th, Mastering the Conventions of Horror Writing.
Now, get reading and get writing!   Read More...
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INTERVIEW: Creators and Cast of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel

Interview with the creators and cast members of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel talking about the writing and the resonant characters brought to the screen. Read More...
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Susan Kouguell Speaks with The Farewell Editor Matthew Friedman

Susan Kouguell speaks with Matthew Friedman about his work on The Farewell and his collaboration with Lulu Wang on their third film together, and his editing philosophies. Read More...
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SELLING YOUR SCREENPLAY: Writing The Horror / Comedy with Richard Bates Jr.

Ashley Scott Meyers talks with writer/director Richard Bates Jr. about his new horror feature, Tone-Deaf, starring Robert Patrick and Amanda Crew, and how he turned his short film into his first feature. Read More...
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Learning to Write to Theme with The Last Jedi

Bryan Young opines that no screenplay in recent memory has theme play into every character and every subplot as well as Rian Johnson’s blueprint for The Last Jedi. It’s a Swiss watch of theme and character. Read More...
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Screenwriters University Course: Mastering the Conventions of Horror Writing

This genre is truly a writer’s medium: If you can present a new version of an old concept and scare us on the page, your script can sell. Plus, there is always room for innovation and creativity within the field. That’s why horror is a natural choice for many a screenwriter. Learn More...
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On-Demand Webinars

Listen to on-demand screenwriting webinars right now from the comfort of your home! Make learning easy. Browse our on-demand webinars today! Download Today...
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INTERVIEW: Bob Sáenz, Screenwriter of Extracurricular Activities, Discusses Breaking In, Rewriting for Hire, and Much More!

Screenwriter Bob Sáenz takes us deep into the world of a professional screenwriter, with an extensive discussion on networking strategies, the mindset needed for rewriting, his upcoming movie, Extracurricular Activities, and so much more. Read More...
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BREAKING & ENTERING: The Element of Surprise

Barri Evins reveals how to use the Art Of Surprise in your story to excite jaded readers, lure busy execs, and stand out to audiences bombarded with choices. Read More...
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Jeanne’s Screenwriting Tips: Polishing a Screenplay

Script magazine Editor gives tips for polishing a screenplay that she's learned from her screenwriting mentors to make your script read fast and furious. Read More...
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Free Screenwriting Resources

If you’re looking for FREE screenwriting tips and advice to help kick-start your writing career, then you’ll LOVE our vast selection of free downloads from the experts. From learning how to write a script the right way to how to beat writer’s block, you’ll find something that will help you increase your chances of success! Download Now...
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Jeanne Veillette Bowerman

Jeanne is the Editor of Script, Senior Editor at Writer’s Digest, and co-founder of Twitter’s #scriptchat and @WritersStrong. Her screenplays, including the adaptation of the Pulitzer Prize-winning book, Slavery by Another Name, were selected as Top 25 Tracking Board Launch Pad, CSExpo Finalist, Second Round Sundance Episodic Lab, and PAGE Awards TV Drama Finalist. Twitter @jeannevb
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Are You Really Too Busy To Write?

This week's screenrwiting tips will help you get words on the page! If you're constantly saying, "I'm too busy to write", you need to readjust your attitude. Writing coach Jenna Avery teaches you how to make the time. 
Don't miss Jenna's Screenwriters University course, starting today, Fitting Writing Into Your Life: Becoming a Productive Screenwriter.
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By: Jenna Avery

When I work with writers to help them reboot their writing productivity, they often say things like, “I can’t find time; I’m just too busy to write. I’ve got all these demands, my life is going to hell, it’s just one string of emergencies after another.”

This is one of those “stories” I’m talking about when I say, “Get a new story.”

The stories we tell ourselves about our writing have a powerful impact on what actually happens in our writing lives. The more frequently we tell ourselves a story, the more likely it is to become a reality and to persist as one. And because very often those stories have to do with Not Writing, I see my job as a writing coach as being about helping you challenge these stories, inviting you to question them, and encouraging you to try something new.
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Jeanne Veillette Bowerman

Jeanne is the Editor-in-Chief of Script, Senior Editor at Writer’s Digest, and co-founder of Twitter’s #scriptchat and @WritersStrong. Her screenplays, including the adaptation of the Pulitzer Prize-winning book, Slavery by Another Name, were selected as Top 25 Tracking Board Launch Pad, CSExpo Finalist, Second Round Sundance Episodic Lab, and PAGE Awards TV Drama Finalist. Twitter @jeannevb
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Letter from the Editor

60On Script's site this week, our longest-running columnist, Dave Trottier of Ask Dr. Format, celebrates 30 years of sharing screenplay formatting advice with Script’s readers! We’re honored to have Dave on our team, after all these years.

If you're in the NYC area, please consider coming to Writer's Digest Conference this week! I'll be there, teaching screenwriting sessions, and networking with novelists, agents, and speakers. If you ever wanted to adapt your script to a novel, WDC is the perfect opportunity to learn how the publishing industry works!

Now get writing!

Jeanne 
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Dave Trottier continues his 30 years of giving Script’s readers stellar screenplay formatting advice, sharing tips on formatting texts, instant messages, e-mails, Skype and more. Read More...
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Rebecca Norris reveals how she got out of her writing rut and encourages other writers to shake things up and reinvigorate the process. Read More...
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Making the Most of Attending a Screenwriting Conference

Susan Kouguell shares advice on the value of attending a screenwriting conference, from networking to learning. Read More...
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SELLING YOUR SCREENPLAY: Director Nick Hamm Discusses His New Film, Driven, Starring Jason Sudeikis, Judy Greer

Director Nick Hamm discusses his latest film, Driven - a true story based on the events that surrounded John DeLorean and the drug smuggling scandal he was involved in. Read More...
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The Nitty Gritty of Spec Scripts: Writing Strong Action and Dialogue

This one-week, intensive workshop focuses on the specifics of writing compelling action (description) and dialogue. At the end of this course, your expert instructor, Dave Trottier, will evaluate five pages of your spec script. Learn More...
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On-Demand Webinars

Listen to on-demand screenwriting webinars right now from the comfort of your home! Make learning easy. Browse our on-demand webinars today! Sign Up Today...
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Scheduling and Budgeting Film and TV for Beginners – Breaking Down a Script

Paula Landry takes you through the steps of breaking down a script and demonstrates how to translate the screenplay format into technical format for use in scheduling and budgeting. Read More...
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BALLS OF STEEL: Living and Writing Outside of Your Comfort Zone

Writing truly great stories requires the writer to go to dark places and challenge their fears. Jeanne Veillette Bowerman puts you on the therapy couch to help you get outside of your comfort zone. Read More...
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The Simple Things Every Writer Should Know

Screenwriting coach Lee Jessup explains the simple things every writer should know if they want to succeed in this highly competitive industry. Read More...
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Free Screenwriting Resources

If you’re looking for FREE screenwriting tips and advice to help kick-start your writing career, then you’ll LOVE our vast selection of free downloads from the experts. From learning how to write a script the right way to how to beat writer’s block, you’ll find something that will help you increase your chances of success! Read More...
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Jeanne Veillette Bowerman

Jeanne is the Editor-in-Chief of Script, Senior Editor at Writer’s Digest, and co-founder of Twitter’s #scriptchat and @WritersStrong. Her screenplays, including the adaptation of the Pulitzer Prize-winning book, Slavery by Another Name, were selected as Top 25 Tracking Board Launch Pad, CSExpo Finalist, Second Round Sundance Episodic Lab, and PAGE Awards TV Drama Finalist. Twitter @jeannevb
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