Explore the key differences between US and UK sitcoms—from humor and pacing to structure and tone—with examples from both sides of the Atlantic.
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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 …
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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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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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All screenwriters find themselves stuck at some point in developing and writing a script. This could be due to writer’s block, a lack of story thread, problems with characters, or …
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What is External Conflict? Examples and Insights Every Filmmaker Needs
What is external conflict? Learn the definition, see key examples from film, and discover how to use it to create compelling tension in your screenplay.
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If you’re an aspiring screenwriter trying to break into the industry, you’ve likely heard the term “script coverage” before. But what exactly is script coverage and why does it matter? …
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A short history of the stock character and how writers can still use them today to help develop their stories.
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To quote Robert McKee, “When the protagonist steps out of the Inciting Incident, he enters a world governed by the Law of Conflict. To wit: Nothing moves forward in a …
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How to Write a Good Story (11 Tips from an Actual Writer)
by Neil Chaseby Neil ChaseThis article teaches you how to write a good story, no matter where you are in you script writing journey (no skill level required).