What is a Stock Character? Understanding Their Role in Comedy Writing
Taking a closer look at the role of stock characters in comedy, why they work so well, and how you can use them to enhance your own comedy writing, without falling... Read more.
Sundance Secrets: Short Film Insights from the Sundance Festival
Sundance is not just a festival, but a catalyst for creativity. Since the festival’s original inception in 1978, it has become synonymous with independent filmmaking... Read more.
Laugh Out Loud: How to Write a Comedy Script
In today’s article, we’ll be delving into the funny, funnier and funniest as we explore everything from the different types of comedy, what makes them funny,... Read more.
NaNoWriMo for Screenwriters: Kickstart Your Scriptwriting Journey
Introduction It’s that time of year again. The leaves are turning, the temperature drops, and we’re all ready for pumpkin-spice lattes and the winds of winter... Read more.
How to Write a Good Story Using the Five-Act Structure
Master the five-act structure and learn how each act can strengthen your storytelling to level up your story from good to great.... Read more.
Is Now the Right Time to Adapt Your Sci Fi Script?
As sci-fi continues to be a huge Hollywood fixture, in today’s article, we will explore the world of sci-fi adaptations, discover the themes audiences are going... Read more.
Does Your Script’s Title Page REALLY Matter?
Explore the essentials of screenwriting title pages — when to follow conventions, when to break them, and how to make a lasting impression.... Read more.
AI Storyboarding Tools: What Creatives Need to Know in 2025
AI tools are evolving fast—but storyboarding still matters. Discover why human creativity, vision, and planning are irreplaceable.... Read more.
Beyond the Stars: How to Write a Science Fiction Script
Part 4 of our Mastering the Art of Screenwriting Series. Today, we're leaving Earth's atmosphere and heading for the stars as we dive into how to create your own... Read more.
Is the All-in-One Filmmaker the Future of the Movie Industry?
Both of these filmmakers have embraced the all-in-one model, the multi-hyphenate role of writer-director-producer of their projects. By embracing all three of these... Read more.