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What is a Motif in Film? Themes & Symbols Explained

by Natasha Stares & Sherice Griffiths March 13, 2024
by Natasha Stares & Sherice Griffiths March 13, 2024

Explore how visual and narrative motifs shape storytelling in film—and how you can use them to strengthen your own script.

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How to Block a Film Scene

by Noel Moffatt March 7, 2024
by Noel Moffatt March 7, 2024

Read this to learn how to organize and orient your actors to shoot more effective scenes.

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Feature, Documentary, or Short: Which Script Type Fits Your Story?

by Jenny Fisher February 20, 2024
by Jenny Fisher February 20, 2024

Scriptwriting is more than just ideas and structure. Discover the three main types of film scripts and find the right fit for your story.

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15 Best Screenwriting Software 2024 (FREE and Paid)

by Andrew Stamm February 16, 2024
by Andrew Stamm February 16, 2024

Writing and perfecting a script can be a tremendous and time-consuming challenge, so your screenwriting software should only be making the writing process as easy as possible for you. That’s why we’ve done all the hard work for you by researching and analyzing the best screenwriting softwares available in 2024.

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Yes, You Need a Screenplay Outline. Here’s How to Write One

by Jenny Fisher February 13, 2024
by Jenny Fisher February 13, 2024

Want to write a screenplay that flows effortlessly? Start with an outline. Learn how to map out your story, avoid common pitfalls, and build a solid foundation for your script.

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What is a Flat Character? Meaning, Examples, and Fixes

by Natasha Stares February 7, 2024
by Natasha Stares February 7, 2024

In this guide, we break down what a flat character is, offer examples from film and TV, and writing tips to help you write stronger stories.

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