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We’ve Moved!
Screenwriters Beat is now in residence at the Screenwriter’s Daily Dose website! It helps consolidates our resources. Please, join us! Screenwriter’s Daily Dose shares links from all over the internet worth reading — for screenwriters! Click HERE to check it out!
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Manage Your Writing Time Like a Pro
Perhaps this blog post title is a little misleading. Yes, our most recent episode is about managing your writing time — but it’s really about finding YOUR unique way to shape your writing time, by hearing how the panel manages their writing time. Perhaps you’ll find a way, or several, that work for you! Check out Screenwriters Beat, Episode #32 – Writing Time! Feel free to share your writing…
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Perfecting Loglines!
An important screenwriting tool to master is writing a logline for your script. It’s the first marketing tool in most pitching situations. So, your logline has to be killer! Want some tips? Watch our recent Screenwriters Beat, Episode #31 – Loglines! The episode is full of what elements should be in your logline and how to dive in and write a good one. We even create a logline — which is horrible…
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NEW SHOWS for SCREENWRITERS BEAT
Back from a little break — everyone was working — we have two new Screenwriters Beat shows out on YouTube. Hope you enjoy them!
Checkout Episode #29 – Spec Farm where the panel discusses some of the ins & outs evaluating managers.
And there’s also Episode #30 – Outlines! where we make it very clear that you need to know how to outline to be a working screenwriter. And we have some outlining tips.
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Do You Have an Inner Critic?
Most writers come up an Inner Critic at some point in their writing careers. Checkout the advice from Screenwriters Beat’s panel of working screenwriters. They have some good ways to use that Inner Critic to your advantage — plus, how to keep writing! Checkout Episode #28 HERE — it’s all about Silencing Your Inner Critic.
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Crowdfunding Explained!
Screenwriters Beat just came out with two new episodes!
If you ever wanted to know a little more about crowdfunding, you’ll want to see Episode #27. The Queen of Crowdfunding, Dawn Fields, joins the panel of working screenwriters to tell us a little of what she’s learned. And she’s learned a lot!
Checkout the Crowdfunding episode HERE.
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Screenwriters Beat Breaks into Season 2!
The Screenwriters Beat panel of working screenwriters are at it again with the first two episodes of Season 2! In Episode #21, the panel plays Ketchup, filling us in on what they’ve been doing during their winter break. The busy bunch have been on movies sets, networking at conferences and doing what they do best — writing! In Episode #22, the panel discusses how long you can pitch a movie idea.…
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Screenwriting Mentor Chris Soth Shares Insider Secrets!
Screenwriting Mentor Chris Soth Shares Insider Secrets!
Cutting to the core of what makes a good story great is a gift! And it’s a gift screenwriting mentor Chris Soth shares with his menthes and anyone smart enough to pick-up his book: “Million-Dollar Screenwriting: The Mini-Movie Method” available on Amazon.
Chris also sat down with Screenwriters Beat: Strategy Sessions to dish about his first sale — the movie “Firestorm” — and some of the mistakes…
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Screenwriters Beat Wraps up First Season!
Screenwriters Beat Wraps up First Season!
With a total of 20 episodes, Screenwriters beat wraps up its first season on YouTube with two episodes. Check out the links below to see the shows. (They are two of our best!)
Episode #19 – Finding Mr. Right (Producer) Episode #20 – Juggling Multiple Projects
And we’ll be back in the New Year with more chats about being a working screenwriter. Until then, write on!
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New Episodes on YouTube!
New Episodes on YouTube!
Ever wondered how to respond to a producer’s email or what scenes NEED to be in a genre script? Well… wonder no more.
In Screenwriters Beat Episode #17 – How Industry Pros Talk to Writers, you’ll get some insight into what to expect. And how to react. (Hint: if a producer contacts you, smile. No matter what they say, it’s a good thing. Keep building that connection.)
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Best Quotes from Screenwriters Beat
As I run across them — I’m taking notes on all the shows for a detailed show description list — I will be posting some of the great quotes coming out of the Screenwriters Beat shows.
From Nicole Jones-Dion:
Friends don’t let friends read first drafts.
So true, Nicole, so true!
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Screenwriters Beat YouTube Channel Breaks 100!!!
A big high-five to all our Subscribers on YouTube!!! You now number above 100! It’s a great number to reach, so onward to that 1,000 mark. No pressure!
Thanks for watching! We do this for you and have more shows on the way.
If you’ve missed them, we just released two new shows:
Episode #15: How to Get Work — click HERE to view.
Episode #16: Feedback vs. Coverage — click HERE to view.
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In a special edition of Screenwriters Beat, we talk to screenplay reader, Howard Casner, who reads for contests like Slamdance & Final Draft's Big Break.
Stuck on the side of my computer screen: "Be great at the critical moments!" It's not just something I have there to remind me how to write great characters, but just how to be me.
Screenwriters Beat chats with Bruce Gray, actor of stage, TV and film about how screenwriters can wow actors.
Screenwriters Beat is where working screenwriters meet to talk shop. Episode #1 is about how everyone on the panel got their first screenwriting job.