This is a guest blog written by Celtx Partner David Schwartz Introduction: You know how Rom-coms are. Boy meets girl. Boy and girl fall in love. Boy and girl break…

Subtext adds depth, intrigue, and emotional resonance. Whether it’s a flicker of doubt in a character’s expression or a loaded pause before a line of dialogue, subtext invites audiences to actively engage in the story.

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Diving into what makes a classic romantic comedy, and how their contemporary counterparts have shaken things up since. Plus, we’ll be offering our tip tips for crafting your own timeless yet fresh rom-com!

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