Category: Scriptwriting
Interview with Dan Bronzite, Script Studio Creator
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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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
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...
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Why Do We Still Say ‘Strong Female’?
When asked in an interview why he writes strong female characters, fan favourite and feminist Joss...
Read MoreThe Curse of Too Much Dialogue
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
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
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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(Un)likeable characters
Do your characters have to be likeable? Or are other traits more important?
Discover how to write (un)likeable characters in my new guide!
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