Article Archive for November 2008
Twilight Spoiler Alert
First of all, let’s just acknowledge that Twilight blew everyone out of the water at the box office last weekend. Though I didn’t read the book, I found the relationship between Bella and …
If there’s one thing that won’t change, it’s that everything is always changing. Everything from the future, the environment, the weather, and especially we the people will constantly change from year to year, day to …
If you’ve been on SXR, you’ve probably noticed a few minor changes throughout the site; for one, you’ll find three new links. Unlike normal links throughout the site, these are green links. Scroll down to …
As earlier announced, ScriptXRay is growing! And it’s all starting with a new portion of the site called “101″
The new chapter of ScriptXRay is dedicated to tackling an aspect of screenwriting taken for granted more …
Thanks for launching the 101!
I thought it would be appropriate to introduce the 101 with what I call the Rule of Page One due to how definitive it’s proven to be. As a reader in …
“How do you format a screenplay?”
This is possibly one of the most asked questions I hear from screenwriters; unfortunately, it’s usually after they’ve submitted their 138 page screenplay.
In order to avoid the misfortune of spending …
ScriptXRay.com is growing.
November is an exciting month for ScriptXRay.com! You might notice in the coming weeks that ScriptXRay is expanding with new tools, features, resources, and articles all about screenwriting. These new updates are bound …
Instead of merely treating theme as the message of the story by adding these bookend scenes to your screenplay, consider treating theme like a well from which everything else spawns.

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.
