Learn how cause and effect shapes stories. Use the “therefore” method to map plot logic, strengthen momentum, and avoid random story beats.
Screenwriting
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What is dialogue? Learn its purpose in storytelling, how it differs in screenplays vs stage plays, and see clear examples of effective dialogue.
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Pre ProductionScreenwritingStory Development
What is POV? A Guide to Narrative Point of View in Film and TV
by Jenny Fisherby Jenny FisherWhat is POV in storytelling? Learn what point of view means, why it matters, and how different POVs shape a story.
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Learn the main types of characters in screenwriting, including flat, round, foil, and archetypes, with clear examples from film & TV.
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Celtx vs. Final Draft: Which Screenwriting Software Is Best For You?
Compare Celtx vs Final Draft to see which screenwriting software fits your writing workflow, features, and budget.
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Learn how to write a compelling monologue with tips, examples, and techniques to give your character a strong, memorable voice.
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Learn what satire is, the three main types, and how writers use humor and exaggeration to expose deeper truths—plus examples from film and TV.
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How do you use alliteration? This guide breaks down what alliteration is, why it works, and how to apply it effectively in scripts, stories, and dialogue.
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Pre ProductionScreenwritingStory Development
How to Write a Western: Morality, Myth, and the Open Range
Discover the essentials of writing in the western genre—from rugged settings to moral conflicts and iconic characters in this full genre breakdown.
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ScreenwritingScriptwritingUsing Celtx
Screenplay Format 101: Write Like a Pro with This Free Template
Learn screenplay format step by step—and use our free template to turn your story ideas into a professional, industry-ready script.