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Between scrolling and thumbnails, a movie poster has less than two seconds to make an impression on a prospective viewer. Whether displayed on a digital streaming platform line-up, a social media feed or showcased on a physical theatre wall, a
The hardest part of a writing career isn’t always the work; often, it’s the silence between the work. When a contract ends, a show wraps, or a freelance gig winds down, momentum can plummet. The sudden lack of structure can
There’s something truly magical about a well-crafted short film. It’s the visual equivalent of a perfectly pulled espresso shot – bold, intense and over just as you’re starting to feel the buzz. With so many short film festivals officially calling
We concentrate our efforts on longer form content at ReviewMyScript.com. Even just calling it content seems dirty but the word has come to encapsulate a great many things in this day and age of social media and instant gratification. When
Dear Screenwriter, To say that “writing a screenplay is hard work” is an understatement. This task is for those who love to lose themselves in the detail, imagination and never-ending puzzle that is a script. This is a long game,
To say screenwriting is a challenge is an understatement. A rewarding art form, there’s some truth to the sentiment that a screenplay is never really finished. It takes a lot of time, effort and practice to write a great screenplay.
Jack Kerouac found himself in possession of a singular voice. Spontaneous, dynamic, emblematic of the Beat generation he helped to pioneer, it’s a unique vantage from which to extol advice. It’s reasonable to assume that Kerouac wouldn’t be able to
There’s an old joke about screenwriting; Two development execs meet in the hallway. One says, “Hey, what’s cooking?” The second one, extremely excited, replies, “I just bought this script. It’s the most perfect piece of writing I’ve ever seen. Characters,