“Shed” Writer Signs Shopping Agreement with GRN Producer/Manager

“Shed” Writer Signs Shopping Agreement with GRN Producer/Manager

Hello, friends! It is with great pleasure that we announce that Joshua Heaton, screenwriter of the 2024 Get Repped Now “consider” IT LIVES IN THE SHED, has signed a shopping agreement with award-winning Producer/Manager Joshua Weinstock from Sea Smoke Entertainment. Sea Smoke’s credits include the Emmy and Golden Globe-nominated Nightingale for HBO and Netflix’s #1 global hit…

SCREENPLAY CONTESTS – Are They Worth It? A No-BS Guide

SCREENPLAY CONTESTS – Are They Worth It? A No-BS Guide

So many contests. So little money. by Jim Cirile, Coverage Ink   There ya are, struggling along in year 7 or 27 of your noble pursuit of screenwriting, and dammit, the 12-foot-thick armored door to Hollywood still hasn’t opened for you yet. Time to stir things up, throw some linguine against the wall and see what sticks….

Our Newest Considers: JAY ADAMS and SAMMY LEACH

Our Newest Considers: JAY ADAMS and SAMMY LEACH

Screenwriter Jay Adams’ affordable feature drama TITAN blew us away with its impressive dialogue and strong characterizations. An award-winning writer, Adams’ distinctive storytelling and unique perspective as a Queer creator have earned him critical acclaim and numerous accolades. “With ‘Titan,’” said Adams, “I set out to weave a family drama rich with depth and a…

Seriously, How Do I Get a @^$!*#$*! Manager? REVISITED!

Seriously, How Do I Get a @^$!*#$*! Manager? REVISITED!

Twenty years ago, Creative Screenwriting magazine published my article below. I thought it would be fun to revisit it and see what (if anything) has changed in the last two decades. So here’s the original piece, mostly intact. Things which are no longer relevant have been edited out, and I have added new commentary in…

Historically Accurate

Historically Accurate

Making History Her B*tch Emmy Award-winning screenwriter Gina DeAngelis is just getting started.  Historic Williamsburg, Virginia-based DeAngelis has Masters in both History and Screenwriting, and to quote ZZ Top, she knows how to use ’em. Until recently, her professional writing career has been mostly “research-heavy, making a good story out of real-life events and people…

Your Theme Is Your Power

Your Theme Is Your Power

When seeking motivation for your next project, never forget that while movies and TV shows are entertainment, they can also be much more. They can spark conversations, expose corruption, they can speak to people and inspire and motivate them. If something you’ve written inspires water cooler chat at the office, you have done your job….