NEW CONTENT AND NEW PAGE
Thinking Writer has started posting more current content again. The first posts on the home page are new. Classic posts are specifically denoted "(Classic Post)". You will see different classic posts each time you access or refresh the site.
We have also added an "ALL POSTS" page which gives you direct access to all your favorite past posts.
Please enjoy.
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BIRTH OF THE SCRIBOSPHERE
The term "scribosphere" was first coined on this website in a comment by prolific screenwriter/ director/ producer Craig Mazin in a comment posted
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How To Know If Your Script Is A Blockbuster
Jehoshua Eliashberg, Sam K. Hui, and John Zhang of the Wharton School of Economics have come up with a formula to analyze return based upon the screenplay. You can read about it here at NPR.org and even download the original paper.
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WHY HE WON’T READ YOUR F^(!ING SCRIPT
For anyone feeling rejected, Nikki Finke posts this terrific essay (originally published in the Village Voice) from screenwriter Josh Olson (“A History Of Violence”). Don’t just read the essay; look at the comments, too. Some important viewpoints.
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CLASSIC POSTS
You are reading classic posts on the Thinking Writer. Feel free to refresh the page or search the archives for more.
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Rest In Peace, Budd Schulberg
Writer and screenwriter – “On The Waterfront”; “What Makes Sammy Run”. See his obituary here.
Posted in The Craft
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SCREENWRITING WIKI
Please visit and contribute to the Screenwriting Wiki. It takes a little learning to get used to posting and editing wiki posts, but the result is worth it. You will be building a long-term resource for screenwriters, created by and owned by screenwriters. The wiki includes articles on craft and the business, and essays on important produced screenplays from the perspective of the screenwriter.
NOTE: The ads placed on the site are put there by the web-hosting service to pay for hosting the site. Like this website, The Screenwriting Wiki is non-profit for those creating and contributing to it (including me).
Enough. Now go write.
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