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Article 1 of Screenwriting Staffing's 10-part series will focus on writing for the Chinese market, and why the future of cinema is China.

The following articles an interviews are from our older blog. Please find excerpts from 4 blogs that highlight how to write an effective pitch for your screenplay. Articles were written by Screenwriting Staffing's Founder, Jacob N. Stuart WEAK LOGLINES MAKE FOR WEAK SCRIPTS [you can read the full article here: LOGLINES] What is a logline? A LOGLINE is a one to two sentence version of your 100+ page screenplay. Many experts describe it as the mini description in the TV Guide

The following list came from our older blog. Below, please find some of our favorite screenwriting sites. For a larger list, please click here, TOP TEN LIST, and here: TEN MORE. List was made by Screenwriting Staffing's Founder, Jacob N. Stuart In no specific order. WRITERS GUILD OF AMERICA, WEST.  This is a no-brainer. The WGAW, whether a member or not, is a MUST website for all screenwriters. It’s loaded with all the material that matters to us working screenwriters: contra

The following screenwriting interviews are from our older blog. Below, please find excerpts from 4 articles tackling the ups and downs of locking representation, dealing with contracts, and more. Interviews were conducted by Screenwriting Staffing's Founder, Jacob N. Stuart Join Screenwriting Staffing's next indie film here: www.screenwritingstaffing.com/gringo INTERVIEW WITH LITERARY MANAGER (KATHY MURAVIOV) ON DEALING WITH SCREENPLAY OPTIONS [to view full interview, click

The following screenwriting articles are from our older blog. Below, please find excerpts from 4 of our favorite "how-to" screenwriting articles. Articles were written by Screenwriting Staffing's Founder, Jacob N. Stuart LEARN DIALOGUE [to view the entire article, click here: DIALOGUE IN 20 MINUTES] Hollywood has a short attention span. Unlike writers—who sit and ponder, plotting out their next script, revising and revising a screenplay until their fingers are numb—the truth