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The first two chapters of Writing a Great Movie

Introduction I always start my screenwriting seminars by asking why we go to so much trouble writing a script. It all comes down to one…

Jeff July 6, 2024

The first two chapters of The Hero’s Dilemma

THE HERO’S DILEMMADrama at the Heart of Your StoryByJeff Kitchen INTRODUCTIONThis book is about how to get started creating and developing a story using a…

Jeff July 6, 2024

Note to Screenwriters: It’s All About the Audience!

By Jeff Kitchen You’re writing for an audience. Lock that in your brain, front and center. Tattoo it on your forehead. You’re translating a story…

Jeff April 22, 2023

Plot Construction Using Reverse Cause & Effect Will Radically Improve Your Scripts

By Jeff Kitchen Plot construction is tricky and this is in part because dramatic writing is an extremely stripped-down literary format with no room for…

Jeff April 18, 2023

How to Transition Into the Pro Screenwriting World

Jeff February 11, 2022

How to Get the Most Out of Paid Script Coverage

Jeff February 11, 2022

It’s the Best of Times for Scriptwriters and the Worst of Times

It’s the Best of Times for Scriptwriters and the Worst of Times By Jeff Kitchen It’s a truly great time to be a scriptwriter today…

Jeff August 16, 2021

How to Write an Impactful Logline

How to Write an Impactful Logline June 25, 2021 People struggle to craft a logline for some of the same reasons that they struggle to…

Jeff July 6, 2021

The Best Way to Finish a Story is to Not Begin

by Jeff Kitchen Starting in writing on a new story can be daunting, and many people spend way too much time hung up on getting…

Jeff June 25, 2021

I love throwing hand grenades into developing stories

by Jeff Kitchen I shake things up early and often when creating and developing a new story, challenging the ideas, the conflict, the ending, the…

Jeff June 24, 2021
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  • How to Transition Into the Pro Screenwriting World

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