Category: Scriptwriting
12. Dialogue vs Description: Which is More Important?
by Kristina Adams | Mar 4, 2021 | Creativity, Fiction, Podcast, Poetry, Scriptwriting | 0 |
Powered by RedCircle Kristina: Hello and welcome to The Writer’s Cookbook podcast. With me is spring onion growing extraordinary Ellie Betts. Ellie: And she has killed every plant she’s owned. It’s Kristina...
Read More5 Steps to Writing Compelling Character Arcs
by Kristina Adams | Dec 15, 2020 | Fiction, Scriptwriting | 0 |
A great character arc can be the difference between readers devouring your book and buying it in...
Read MoreInterview with Dan Bronzite, Script Studio Creator
by Kristina Adams | Apr 26, 2018 | Reading, Scriptwriting, Writing | 0 |
When Script Studio’s creator, Dan Bronzite, reached out to me about the possibility of a review, he also mentioned how he’d come up with the software thanks to his own experiences with screenwriting.
I was in intrigued to find out more about the story behind Script Studio (formerly called Movie Outline), so I sent him some questions. Here’s what he had to say.
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by Kristina Adams | Oct 22, 2017 | Creativity, Fiction, Poetry, Scriptwriting | 0 |
Last week, I had an idea. Since then, it’s been pretty much all I’ve been able to...
Read More6 Shows You Need to Watch To Improve Your Screenwriting
by Kristina Adams | Sep 17, 2015 | Scriptwriting, Writing | 2 |
If we learn writing through reading, we learn screenwriting through watching. Whilst I think the importance of a good film shouldn’t be overlooked, TV is becoming big-budget business too. There will always be low-budget...
Read MoreWhy Do We Still Say ‘Strong Female’?
by Kristina Adams | Feb 2, 2015 | Creativity, Scriptwriting, Writing | 0 |
When asked in an interview why he writes strong female characters, fan favourite and feminist Joss...
Read MoreThe Curse of Too Much Dialogue
by Kristina Adams | Jan 16, 2015 | Fiction, Scriptwriting, Writing | 2 |
Dialogue is great. It’s one of my favourite things to write because I feel like I can really see and hear the character when I put those words on to a page. However, studying Creative Writing has taught me that too much...
Read MoreHow to Write a Stage Play
by Kristina Adams | Aug 15, 2014 | Scriptwriting, Writing | 4 |
Watching a play can provoke many emotions: happiness, sadness, even anger. You get far more creative license writing a play than you would a screenplay (compare Posh to The Riot Club, and you’ll see what I mean). However,...
Read MoreThe 8 Ingredients You Need to Write a Stunning Screenplay
by Kristina Adams | Aug 4, 2014 | Scriptwriting, Writing | 0 |
Despite the amount of drivel produced for film and TV these days, writing a screenplay is not easy. Surprisingly, it takes a lot of work to produce the same thing over and over. However, it doesn’t take anywhere near as...
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