Article Archive for September 2008
You know what to include in a basic screenplay, such as dialogue, character, and theme, but take a step further and discover what not to include in your screenplay, and you’ll have a better chance getting past the readers in Hollywood.
There’s a reason why people all over the world are packing their bags, scheduling their flights, and moving to Los Angeles each and every day.
It’s called Hollywood.
Television has evolved to a new level of spectacle as a result of our demand for high quality entertainment in the comfort of our own living room – or bedroom, office, den, kitchen, shower, or …
Hey everyone,
Thanks for all of your support during the launch; it’s really been awesome thanks to your comments, both on the original articles (Areya rocks!) as well as on the group on Facebook, the amount …
I recently read a screenplay from an aspiring screenwriter who wrote with such style and concision, such precision and beauty, that I couldn’t help but fall not only into their story, but into their wonderful …
Quite a large field to cover if you ask me, but I think we can simplify both the art and craft of screenwriting into a few notes.
Art
noun
The expression or application of human creative skill and …

As a professional reader in Los Angeles with experience providing coverage for Gold Circle Films, 20th Century Fox, ScriptShark and more, Christopher started blogging about his experience reading screenplays in effort to help writers achieve their goals.
