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It’s screenwriter David Willis who finds himself in a position to declare knowledge of the routine to end all other routines. Some tried-and-tested techniques Willis makes use of: write backwards starting with your ending first and asking what a fun
Corey Mandell begins one of the most extensive and approachable interviews ever conducted for the excellent resource on screenwriting that is Film Courage, by asserting that it is easier now than it has ever been to find someone looking to
UCLA Professor Pat Verducci, renowned for her work as a writing coach and story consultant, gave a full hour and 40 minutes of her time to answer questions about the writing process for Film Courage. Over the course of the
“At what stage of the screenwriting process would you say it’s time to start thinking about selling?” “At no stage. You should never think of it, that’s why we have agents.” So says Richard Walter, author and 40-year chairman of