Monthly Archives: June 2008

“Market Ready Screenplays”

Writing screenplays and getting them sold and produced are highly competitive. One must write screenplays that are market ready. To do anything less will result in failure. A market ready screenplay requires dialogue, characterization, format, plot, subplot(s), action, narrative, description, … Continue reading

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“Writing” by Donald L. Vasicek

Writing of any form requires study and research.  The strength of any type of writing resides in the application of what one learns and research, and then, applies it by writing, writing, and more writing. Each time one writes something, … Continue reading

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“Nine Easy Steps To Writing A Screeenplay”

by Donald L. Vasicek So, you began your screenplay with a visual metaphor. You’ve introduced your main character, the setting, the time, the theme, and you’re introducing other major and periphery characters. You’re getting to like your story pretty well, … Continue reading

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