What Should the First Draft of Your Screenplay Look Like?
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by Natasha Stares
3m ago
The first draft is the foundation of our creative process, where our ideas tumble out unfiltered, characters come to life in expected ways, and our story begins to take shape. The post What Should the First Draft of Your Screenplay Look Like? appeared first on Celtx Blog ..read more
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From Meet-Cutes to Happy Endings: How to Write a Rom-Com Script
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by Natasha Stares
6d ago
A romantic comedy is, at its core, the perfect balance of comedy and romance. Though these are two contrasting genres, when done well, together they create both a heartwarming and hilarious viewing experience.  The post From Meet-Cutes to Happy Endings: How to Write a Rom-Com Script appeared first on Celtx Blog ..read more
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C.J. Spataro on Writing, Teaching, and Bringing Love to Life on the Page
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by Jenny Fisher
1w ago
A chat with C.J. about her creative journey, what sparked the idea for her novel, her teaching philosophies, and her advice for writers tackling some of the most challenging aspects of the craft. The post C.J. Spataro on Writing, Teaching, and Bringing Love to Life on the Page appeared first on Celtx Blog ..read more
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Building Better Characters: What is a Character Profile and How to Use It
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by Natasha Stares
1w ago
When it comes to crafting powerful stories, few elements are as crucial as the characters that drive them. Whether you’re drafting a novel, screenplay or play, your characters are the lifeblood of the narrative. The question is, how do you make sure they’re relatable, believable and memorable? The post Building Better Characters: What is a Character Profile and How to Use It appeared first on Celtx Blog ..read more
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Conflict & Resolution: How to Build Tension in Drama Scripts
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by Natasha Stares
1w ago
Why conflict is essential is drama, break down the different types of conflict you can use in your stories, and how some of the most successful movies and TV shows have smashed conflict and given us some of the most memorable moments in history. The post Conflict & Resolution: How to Build Tension in Drama Scripts appeared first on Celtx Blog ..read more
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How Long Does It Really Take to Write a Script?
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by Natasha Stares
2w ago
While it’s possible to develop scripts quickly, others can take years of thought, revision and rewriting.Exploring just why that is, and offer you an insight into the creative process, with some practical top tips that you can use along the way in your own writing!  The post How Long Does It Really Take to Write a Script? appeared first on Celtx Blog ..read more
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From Tears to Triumphs: How to Write a Drama Script
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by Natasha Stares
2w ago
Diving into the art of writing a drama screenplay and how you can create compelling characters, a powerful narrative and dialogue that’ll keep your audience on the edge of their seats. The post From Tears to Triumphs: How to Write a Drama Script appeared first on Celtx Blog ..read more
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Interview: Tyler C. Gore on Writing Honestly and My Life of Crime
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by Jenny Fisher
3w ago
A conversation with Tyler C. Gore, a storyteller who finds joy in both the chaos and beauty of New York City, inviting us all to find humor in the unexpected. The post Interview: Tyler C. Gore on Writing Honestly and My Life of Crime appeared first on Celtx Blog ..read more
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What is a Stock Character? Understanding Their Role in Comedy Writing
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by Natasha Stares
1M ago
Taking a closer look at the role of stock characters in comedy, why they work so well, and how you can use them to enhance your own comedy writing, without falling into the dreaded pit of cliché!  The post What is a Stock Character? Understanding Their Role in Comedy Writing appeared first on Celtx Blog ..read more
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Sundance Secrets: Short Film Insights from the Sundance Festival
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by Natasha Stares
1M ago
Sundance is not just a festival, but a catalyst for creativity. Since the festival’s original inception in 1978, it has become synonymous with independent filmmaking and has launched countless careers. The post Sundance Secrets: Short Film Insights from the Sundance Festival appeared first on Celtx Blog ..read more
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