How to Crush Screenplay Contests
For everyone who missed our webinar, here it is in full, all 87 minutes of it. Number two in our CI Pro Free Webinar series: HOW TO CRUSH SCREENPLAY CONTESTS. …
Free Webinar July 7 – How to CRUSH Screenplay Contests
Hi, Peeps! It’s time for another in our CI Pro free webinar series. Want to get the inside scoop from readers for the biggest contests in town? Join us Saturday, …
Yes, Hollywood is Still Buying Spec Scripts
Hey, everyone! Check out my latest article for THE WRAP: “Yes, Hollywood Is Still Buying Spec Scripts.” Good news for both established and emerging writers! Big props to UTA’s Alex …
GET REPPED NOW Postponed ’til 2019
So sorry, fellow scribes, but we must bump GET REPPED NOW until next year. We had originally planned on running it October/November. However, we are currently just too busy finishing …
Shonda Rhimes MasterClass Review
MasterClass delivers a super in-depth video tutorial from a legendary series creator. by S. Zahedi Aspiring dramatic TV writers take note: MasterClass‘s latest comprehensive video tutorial features acclaimed television …
CI Pro Webinar – How to Score Representation
By all accounts, our first webinar was a ton of fun and very informative — almost two hours packed with pro tips to help you find representation and hone your …
CI Pro Webinar Series Launches May 12
Fellow scribes, Want to find out how to land representation? The best ways to get your material out there and get the attention of the industry? And how to stand …
No Package, No Deal
So… DEADLINE Hollywood just ran a jaw-dropper of an article titled WGA Data: 87% Of All Scripted TV Shows Are Packaged …With 79% of those packages coming from CAA and WME. …
ALL Your Questions Answered (Part Two!)
Howdy, friends! Recently we asked our newsletter subscribers to email us any questions, and I’d do our best to answer them. So here please find a selection of some of …
How to Become a Writer for TV
Stephanie Palmer from Good in a Room posted this great primer, a must-read for anyone thinking about writing for TV (which should pretty much be everyone nowadays, since that’s where …