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Apr 27, 202034 min read

Weak Query Letters Make For Weak Scripts

Article 6 of our 10-part series explains why a query letter can make or break your script. Series by Screenwriting Staffing & Jacob Stuart

Apr 23, 202016 min read

Short Films DO Matter; & Why You Should Write One (or Produce One)

Short scripts keep you relevant, inspired, add credit to your resume, and facilitate industry relationships. Shorts should not be ignored.

Mar 17, 202019 min read

Why Every Screenwriter Should Have One Low Budget Screenplay Written (Part 4)

Article 4 of our 10-part industry series will focus on the importance of having a low-budget screenplay in your arsenal as a screenwriter.

Mar 12, 202015 min read

Why working on-set may improve your screenwriting career and chances (Part 3).

Article 3 of our 10-part Screenwriting Staffing Industry Series will focus on why set experience can help launch your screenwriting career.

Mar 3, 202027 min read

Top 20 Cities in the U.S. to work as a Screenwriter outside of LA & NYC (Part 2).

Hollywood has evolved and Los Angeles may not be for everyone. Here are 20 cities screenwriters should consider moving to.

Feb 11, 20199 min read

TEN THINGS EVERY SCREENWRITER SHOULD AVOID DOING

There’s quite a few articles that tell you all the “things to do” to find success as a screenwriter, but very few tell you “what not to...

Sep 12, 20184 min read

When a Screenplay’s Structural Integrity Doesn’t Automatically Make for a Good Movie

Article written by Winnie Khaw. Winnie is one of Screenwriting Staffing's top script readers and consultants. Screenwriting Staffing is...

Aug 30, 201814 min read

THE SCIENCE BEHIND WHITE SPACE & WHY IT MATTERS: 8 MUST READ SCREENPLAYS

This article was written by Screenwriting Staffing’s Founder, Jacob N. Stuart. SS is an online community that connects screenwriters with...

Aug 5, 201810 min read

Four Screenplays Every Screenwriter Should Have In Their Arsenal

Every writer ought to have four distinct script mediums in their toolkit. This isn't about genre, which is a matter of individual taste...

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