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cmorelomone518 said
on 10/12/2009 You did a great job. Heres another good article on screenwriting. http://www.bukisa.com/articles/163175_how-to-become-a-screenwriter
pinakighosh said
on 8/13/2009 You can also sign up as a screenwriter with TheScreenplayWriters.com.
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MyJB said
on 6/14/2009 Nice tips to break in on the ground floor.
Megan Russell said
on 6/4/2009 Great article, 5 stars!
Elvis De Leon said
on 6/3/2009 Excellent article. 5 stars!
dazedaze said
on 5/31/2009 great jobQ!
tdss said
on 5/31/2009 Good article. I think screenwriting contests can be helpful too: http://www.storylink.com/contests
johnnyutah said
on 4/18/2009 very interesting article on How to Become a Screenwriter
bagelboy said
on 3/5/2008 If you're really looking to become a screenwriter, check out http://filmtvcareers.about.com. There's a lot of valuable resources there.
bagelboy said
on 3/5/2008 Writer's Groups are an excellent suggestion. If you really want to know how to become a screenwriter, check out http://filmtvcareers.about.com. There's lots of valuable information there.
GMAZIN said
on 3/7/2007 Salutations,
I've been noticing the redundancy of remakes in the film industry lately "The Omen", "Poseidon", "Charlie & the Chocolate Factory", etc. (No offense to Tim Burton, I loved Pee-Wee's Big Adventure and the 1st Batman was 100 times better than that trash that came out 2 yrs. ago).
Anyay, you get the idea, they just don't make 'em like they used to.
I would love the opportunity to bring some fresh blood to Hollywood, if I may. I'm a young man, 26 years old to be exact, from Atlantic City, N.J. looking to break into the biz as a professional screenwriter.
The writing is easy, it's finding the right representation that's killing me. Can you help me, or connect me with someone who can?
Thanks,
Sincerely,
Gary Mazin, Atlantic City, N.J.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 You wouldn't believe how vigilant the script readers are about proper format. The wrong formatting will get your screenplay (no matter how clever, interesting or intelligently written it may be) thrown out immediately, without a second glance. Pick up a book on standard script formats, and stick to it if you want your material to even be read.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 No matter what your level of experience (novice, intermediate, etc.), find a writer's group. Find others who you can not only learn from, but also trust. Their feedback will always prove invaluable. Good luck!