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A logline determines whether your screenwriting idea will sink or swim. Oftentimes the logline is the decider whether your script gets read at all.

Screenwriting formatting is immensely important. There a hundred different reasons, but we’ll share just the most important ones with you today.

If someone asked you what genre your script is in, do you struggle? Not knowing your genre is the kiss of death in screenwriting.

You probably thought of using the internet for screenwriting research. The internet is nearly infinite, and you can find just about anything.

Big ideas should never be shown the door. Sometimes you fancy having your socks blown off. Someone’s gotta write screenwriting with big stuff, right?

Got writer's block? When screenwriting, you’ll always have to cross that initial hurdle of deciding what you’re actually going to write next.

Everyone does it, and every producer can always tell. We teach you how to research like a boss and make your screenwriting sound goooooood.

Themes are crucial to any story. Producers need to know the screenplay's point to find out if your screenwriting is worth making into a show.

Feature films are the reason we we wanted to go into screenwriting in the first place. However, you need to learn to walk before you can run.

Let's talk about the history of film & screenwriting and gain some perspective on the ways stories have been told visually over the last century.

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