Building Your Story From A Strong Theme – November 18th

Building Your Story From A Strong Theme – November 18th

Building your story from a strong themeBuilding Your Story From A Strong Theme – Mini-Masterclass and Q&A

Join us for a new WriteMovies Screenwriters Forum session on November 18th, designed to help you learn about Building Your Story From A Strong Theme.

Learn from WriteMovies Director Ian Kennedy how to build a story concept from a strong theme.

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Most writers work the other way around, starting with some material, and then working out what its deeper meaning is supposed to be.

Ian will show you an alternative way to make your story more impactful!

This will be followed by the opportunity for Ian to answer your questions!

So if you’re looking to succeed, don’t miss out on this insightful session!

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The deadline is approaching on November 10th for the WriteMovies 2024 Screenwriting Contest!

There is just over one week to go until the deadline for our 2024 Screenwriting Contest on November 10th!

Enter now for the opportunity to have your script developed and pitched to the international entertainment industry!

There are also more ways to win with our Genre Awards or for just $25 you can enter our brand new Script Pitch Contest!

Prizes for all contest and award winners:
All award winners will receive script mentoring worth $3200 and pitching to industry by TalentScout International Management!

All entries to the contests will also get a free one-page analysis of their crucial opening ten pages!

Entry before our Standard Deadline is just $49, so if you want to get your work out there, click here!

Ian’s L.A. diary, March 2nd 2020 – preparing for a big pitching opportunity and growing the WriteMovies team

Ian’s L.A. diary, March 2nd 2020 – preparing for a big pitching opportunity and growing the WriteMovies team

To give a picture of how we engage with industry and pitch our winners’ scripts, our Director Ian Kennedy is sharing a week of his L.A. diary with us. He’s got meetings with major producers, organisations and other industry professionals to share with us, plus images from the scene. (more…)

Finding Your Voice – Part Two

Finding Your Voice – Part One

How to give Producers, Executives and Publishers what they say they want

When they’re answering questions about what they’re looking for in a script or book, you’ll often hear producers, execs and publishers claiming that the vital quality they look for in writing is the unique voice of the writer. I’ve heard this one a lot, and even when asked what they mean, they’ve rarely given any kind of definition to help writers go away with confidence of what they need to do. (more…)