A well-developed arc can work wonders for audience engagement in our screenplays, turning them either into a fan-favorite or most-hated. Crafting relatable and interesting characters makes the stories they’re part of shine. Not all characters necessarily need to change, but when it comes to the protagonist, antagonist and other major characters, it’s vital to writing a killer story.

Whether you’re writing a short piece of fiction, a novel, poem, or screenplay, the general rule of thumb is to hook your audience. That hook could come in the first line, paragraph, or page. But the truth is, for each and every one, the hook is key! 

What makes a TV pilot tick? Which ones are successful, and why? Which ones fail to inspire audiences, and why? 

…how do you start? Which route is the one for you? You’ll never know until you try! What you do need to know is that the screenwriting game is an unpredictable one, with passion, dedication and gritty hard work at the center of most screenwriters’ journeys. 

Television is living its best life right now, with hundreds of shows hitting our screens every year. From drama to thriller and comedy, there’s nothing we like better than cozying…

Are you a screenwriter keen to take the plunge into directing and producing? You’renot alone as more and more writers use their skills to bring their screenplays to life.There’s much…