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What's a script you think every screenwriter should read?

241 upvotes • LozWritesAbout
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How do high standards for screenwriters result in so much mediocre streaming content?

230 upvotes • Movie_Addict_
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What's the best writing advice you've ever gotten?

187 upvotes • DoubtfullButOkay
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Nicholl results are out. For anyone who’s sad they didn’t make it…

137 upvotes • ScriptLurker
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Stop procrastinating on Reddit and get back to your scripts.

137 upvotes • Proper-Role-4820
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I always hear people say "this is a cutthroat industry! If you can't take my feedback you'll be crushed by what the industry has to say" but my experience so far has been quite the opposite.

115 upvotes • m_whitehouse
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What are your favorite screenwriters?

111 upvotes • fgc187
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I’m in love with Flowers for Algernon. I need to make a film adaptation before I die.

95 upvotes • stardew-guitar204
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UPDATE: Whiffed a Pitch Just Now

92 upvotes • unbeliebubble
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From the Basement to Blumhouse: How Screenplay Contests Got me a Professional Production of a Podcast I Wrote

83 upvotes • AndrewMartinRobinson
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