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This Is What You Need to Know to Pick Your Next Project

This Is What You Need to Know to Pick Your Next Project. What script should you write next? How do you choose the “right” idea? What concept shows the most promise? Choose your next screenplay using this insider info. Screenwriting | Filmmaking | Writing

Interview with Screenwriter and Playwright Annah Feinberg

Interview with Screenwriter and Playwright Annah Feinberg. She talks about working in the entertainment industry, transitioning from NY to LA, and creating opportunities.

How to Become a Screenwriter: 6 Starting Points

How to Become a Screenwriter: 6 Starting Points Plus a FREE 20-page workbook. Get your screenwriting career kicked into gear.

From Industry Assistant to Staff Writer: Interview with Lauren Muir

From Industry Assistant to Staff Writer: Interview with Lauren Muir. Get some insight into the traditional path to becoming a TV writer.

How to Write a Standard Entertainment Industry Assistant Resume

How to Write a Standard Entertainment Industry Assistant Resume. So you want to work in television, digital or film industry? You're going to need a killer resume to get noticed. Check out this guest post by Hollywood Resumes to revamp your resume.

8 Awesome Screenwriting Websites for Aspiring Writers

8 Awesome Screenwriting Websites for Aspiring Writers. The best information is free information, and these sites do a great job at sharing valuable industry knowledge, insights, and resources.

Aspiring Screenwriter’s Guide to Surviving the Industry

The Aspiring Screenwriters Guide to Surviving the Entertainment Industry. Learn how to build a solid foundation for your writing career.

Best Screenwriting Books for Aspiring Writers

The Top 5 Best Screenwriting Books for Aspiring Writers. Everything from how to write a screenplay to how to market yourself to how to stay inspired. Filmmaking | Screenwriting | Writing

How to Proofread Your Script Like a Pro

How to Proofread Your Script Like a Pro