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You’ve written your award-winning script, it’s been developed into something special and now the day of shooting it is fast approaching. What could possibly go wrong? While this line has become famous in movies, there’s good reason with it often
Faith-based films are set apart when it comes to film-making. Unfortunately for most, this subgenre separation is not complimentary and has specifically given Christian-themed cinema a self-perpetuating stigma. While the film-makers set out with the best of intentions, these inspirational
The traditional system has hit a snag. Streaming services have thrown a spanner in the works. The pandemic’s shockwaves are still reverberating. Hollywood is restless. AI is coming. The stakes are rising and the net result is that while there
How does one come up with a great idea for a film? Latch onto a Pre-existing Fan Base or Work These days with remakes, reboots and novel adaptations, it seems as though most films are graduating from having a pre-existing
Reviewmyscript has been in the business of helping screenwriters get their screenplays and films ready for production. When it comes to drafting your script it’s important to ensure you’re headed in the right direction and are giving your work the
When it comes to filmmaking, you’ve got to pay your dues. This means you don’t get to direct a blockbuster until you’ve proven yourself worthy with small projects. This is why many directors work their way up the ladder through
Reviewmyscript.com has been running for over five years now, during which time founder Stephen ‘Spling’ Aspling has been using his insights to assist fledgling to established directors, screenwriters and filmmakers with their projects. While this process has been valuable to
Pixar has a set of 22 rules that serve as a roadmap to creating captivating stories and are testament to Pixar’s dedication to the craft of storytelling. By focusing on strong characters, clear narratives, and audience connection, they’ve woven a
When it comes to screenwriting, people often say, write what you know. While this is a great starting point, it’s the kind of advice that needs to a pragmatic approach. This advice is very useful because it helps you to
When you set off on your screenwriting journey, it can often be inspiration that fuels you – wanting to seize the day and be extraordinary etc. While it’s a great idea to harness this enthusiasm, one needs to channel it