Scriptwriters Network

  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 […]

How Books, Stories, & Ideas Get Adapted For Screen & Sold to Networks & Studios Speaker: Lane Shefter Bishop Saturday, February 27, 2016  Written by Fahima Mohamood Lane Shefter Bishop is a multi-¬award winning producer/director who has received numerous accolades for her work including an EMMY, six Telly Awards, a Videographer Award, three Communicator Awards, […]

Creating Strong Female Characters Speaker: Christine Conradt, Screenwriter/Producer February 20, 2016 Written by Tanisha Quilter-Williams When you think of strong female characters, what characters do you think of? The housewives from the hit classic Thelma and Louise, the sassy struggling mother in Erin Brockovich or the savvy inventor from the movie Joy. Screenwriter, Producer Christine […]

How Books, Stories, & Ideas Get Adapted For Screen & Sold to Networks & Studios Speaker: Lane Shefter Bishop Saturday, February 27, 2016 Written by Raven Burnes Lane Shefter Bishop is an award-winning producer, director and author of Sell Your Story in a Single Sentence: Advice from the Front Lines of Hollywood, provides expert advice […]