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Why You Should Be Reading
The New, Revitalized
Creative Screenwriting Magazine
IN THE CURRENT ISSUE:
Coen Brothers, Aaron Sorkin Interviews
PLUS:
What’s Working In Romantic Comedy Scripts
Dear Screenwriter,
Editor
Amy Dawes and her editorial team have brought new life and
vitality to what was already called the "best screenwriting
magazine." For example ...
The Coen Brothers tell Creative Screenwriting’s
Jeff Goldsmith in an exclusive interview about the artistic choices in
what they retained from the novel in “No Country For Old
Men.”
Aaron Sorkin reveals to our Danny Munso where he got help in paring
down a 550-page true story for “Charlie Wilson’s War”
How do you really write a romantic comedy that gets made? Learn
from the writers of five current and soon-to-be-released movies in the
March-April issue (with a special report from Billy Mernit – the
man who wrote the book – on what’s working in rom-com).
And do you want to know how to break in to TV writing?
We’ll give you the exclusive two-part series as a free extra with your subscription.
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● "Know Your Show, Part 1: How To Pick the Best Spec Script To Write For The Upcoming TV Staffing Season"
● "Know Your Show Part 2: Write Your TV Spec Script Like A Pro"
● "Book Smart: A Novice’s Guide to Acquiring Literary Material to Adapt"
● "Writeware: A guide to production companies, agents, and managers open to unsolicited query letters."
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