Scriptwriters Network

  Inside the Mind of a Development Executive Panel: Tamera Gregory and Spike Scarberry Saturday, Nov. 14, 2015 Written by Alicia Cheadle From best-selling author to SVP of a film production company to reality Producer to Network Television Executive, Tamara Gregory thrives in just about every facet of the entertainment industry. For the past five years, Gregory […]

The Comic Hero’s Journey: Story Structure for the Comedy Feature Film Speaker: Steve Kaplan January 16, 2016     Written by Tanisha Quilter ”If you can figure out what happens to characters for forty minutes without making things up, you might have a movie.” – Steve Kaplan Steve Kaplan wears many hats as an author, […]

“Scriptwriters Network Speaker Series Presents….”     Scriptwriters Presents: Opportunities for television writers with fresh voices and unique perspectives continue to expand as networks, cable outlets and players like Netflix and Amazon Studios, ramp up production of original scripted television shows. Working with the showrunner/head writer Pitching story ideas Breaking stories Writing outlines and drafts […]

  Article by Steve Kaire (05/2016) When a reader looks at your script, you’re being judged on two basic levels, quantity and quality. First, a reader will turn to the back page of your script to see how long it is. Scripts should be 90-100 pages long. Those coming in longer than that will hit […]