Scriptwriters Network

  Article by Steve Kaire (03/2014): Character arc is the change one of your main characters goes through from the beginning of your story until the end. Every well written screenplay should have at least one character who learns something major and changes his behavior or attitude in the course of the script. In the […]

  Article by Steve Kaire: There is no absolute method of protecting your ideas or screenplays. There are however, a number of steps you can take to give you the maximum protection possible. Ideas and loglines are the least protectable written material. I recommend that a story idea you pitch and that you have interest […]

  Studio Executives and How to Become One! Date: Saturday, February 23, 2013 || Speaker: Ken Rotcop On Saturday, February 23, 2013, at the Showbiz Café in Los Angeles, Scriptwriter’s Network featured pitch guru Ken Rotcop. Ken is a former creative executive at Embassy Pictures, Cannon TV, Trans World Productions, and Hanna-Barbera, the award-winning screenwriter […]

  Moderator Bill Lundy interviewed producers Kelly Pancho and Alex Hyde-White at TDJ Studios on February 6, 2013, discussing current trends in the industry, their own interests and their pet peeves.  In addition, they offered hints to writers which might help them get their material read and considered by producers.             Prior to moving into […]