Scriptwriting

We’ve all been there. Staring into the abyss of the blank page, a cursor flashing at us, teasing us for the writing we just can’t seem to start. Writer’s block …

Curious about sluglines? Explore the definition, see real-world examples and learn how this key term can transform your scriptwriting journey.

Characters are the beating heart of our stories with wants and needs to fulfil throughout the course of a film or a television season. Audiences must relate to these characters …

Learn how to introduce dialogue in a script, formatting rules for dialogue, and see examples of dialogue from feature film scripts.

Learning how to write a script for TV is not as hard as it might sound. This guide contains everything you need to know.

For emerging screenwriters, the term “spec script” is often mentioned as a crucial step in breaking into the entertainment industry. But what exactly is a spec script, and why is …

Elevate your storytelling prowess with the guidance of third-person point of view, illustrated through compelling examples.

So, you have an idea for a movie or TV show with dynamic characters, a killer story, and a fleshed-out world. Ready to dive into writing the script?  To ensure …

What is a Montage?  Montage is French for ‘assembly’ or ‘editing’. Editors predominantly use it to put together different scenes to show an elapse of time over a day, several days, …

Flashbacks are a powerful storytelling device. When used effectively, flashbacks can provide crucial story context, reveal character motivations, and create a more engaging narrative. Flashbacks sometimes have a mixed reception …