Screenplay format: How to write dialogue
The general rules of screenplay format: how to write dialogue, choose the name of the characters, and use parentheticals
How to write a running gag with examples from Happiest Season
Happiest Season is a great example of how to write a running gag that’s funny for the audience and relevat to teh plot
Essential worker reviews Covid humor on Superstore
Superstore season 6 opens with it’s characters dealing with the pandemic, but is the Covid humor good or cringy?
After We Collided is terrible at writing supporting characters
After we collided (the movie) fails at writing good supporting characters. Here’s why and how to avoid those kind of mistakes.
The difference between antagonist villain and foil – Batman Three Jokers
Explaining the difference between antagonist, villain, and foil using the Batman comic Three Jokers
How Jason Todd went from Robin to Red Hood – Comic Book Writing explained
Explaining the origin of Jason Todd: the Red Hood and the second Robin. How he went from a hated character to one of DC comics most beloved figures.
How to write a scene heading – Screenplay Format
The scene heading is an essential part of the screenplay. Here’s how to use the correct format for any scene.
Live-action Mulan: The 5 screenwriting problems that make it different
The 5 screenwriting problems that hold back Live-action Mulan and make it different from than the original
Is the midpoint necessary in a screenplay? – Bumblebee
The midpoint is an important part of the screenplay. But is it necessary? Let’s find out using the movie Bumblebee as an example.
Did those dance movie tropes make Work It boring?
Netflix’s Work It has a lot of dance movie tropes in its plot, but is it a good thing or a bad thing. Do they make the movie stand out or seem unoriginal?