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Scriptwrecked Logline Contest

by Trevor Mayes | Oct 25, 2010 | Contests, Michele Wallerstein | 19 comments

So here’s something quick, fun and free — Scriptwrecked’s first contest! You can win an autographed copy of Michele Wallerstein’s great new book: “MIND YOUR BUSINESS: A Hollywood Literary Agent’s Guide To Your Writing Career.” All you have to...
The Writing Show Podcast with Michele Wallerstein

The Writing Show Podcast with Michele Wallerstein

by Trevor Mayes | Oct 22, 2010 | Industry Advice, Interviews, Michele Wallerstein, Podcasts | 0 comments

As readers of Scriptwrecked should already know, Michele Wallerstein is a Screenplay and Career Consultant with years of experience as a Hollywood literary agent. She’s recently released, “MIND YOUR BUSINESS: A Hollywood Literary Agent’s Guide To Your...
Quick Screenwriting Tip: Don’t depend on one line of dialogue

Quick Screenwriting Tip: Don’t depend on one line of dialogue

by Trevor Mayes | Oct 21, 2010 | Dialogue, Quick Screenwriting Tips | 2 comments

Quick Screenwriting Tip: The comprehension of a scene or scene sequence should never depend solely on a single line of dialogue. I’m still surprised by how often I see this mistake, in both scripts and movies. If something significant needs to be revealed in...
Guru Quote: Michele Wallerstein

Guru Quote: Michele Wallerstein

by Trevor Mayes | Oct 15, 2010 | Michele Wallerstein, Quotes | 2 comments

“A big no-no is to spend your time and creative energy writing the same project in more than one medium. I’ve seen people write the same story in different mediums thinking that they will then have a better chance at a sale. It is much better to write each story...
Deciphering Notes from Executives

Deciphering Notes from Executives

by Trevor Mayes | Oct 10, 2010 | Diversions, Feedback, Humor | 0 comments

At some point in your writing career, hopefully you’ll have the opportunity to receive notes from a development exec. Just pray it’s not this guy. H/T to Scott for the link.
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