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5 Genius Writing Tips from Phoebe Waller-Bridge

In 2019, Phoebe Waller-Bridge seemed to burst out of nowhere when she went home with three Emmy statuettes for her highly-acclaimed series FLEABAG (Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series, Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series, and Outstanding Comedy Series).…

Shannon CorbeilJuly 13, 2020

Contests Diverse Voices Filmmaking Screenwriting Scripts TV Pilot

6 Steps to Incorporating Feedback into your Rewrite

You’ve finished the script! Congratulations! You are already ahead of many writers out there who haven’t yet completed anything. Pat yourself on the back and take a victory lap around your computer. Now, get ready to start the process of…

Julia CamaraJuly 9, 2020

Contests Diverse Voices Filmmaking Screenwriting Scripts TV Pilot

WHAT CAN A SCREENWRITER DO ABOUT INCLUSION? (ANSWER: A LOT!)

If you’re a new writer in film and TV, it’s easy to feel powerless. You’re the lowest rung on the ladder. In the face of huge systemic problems like racism and sexism? It might feel like there’s nothing you can…

Teresa JusinoJuly 2, 2020

Contests Diverse Voices Screenwriting

Top 6 Reasons to Write A Short Film

Whether you’re an emerging writer or an experienced filmmaker, there are many great reasons to write a short film. While shorts do have the potential for major career accolades (hello, Academy Awards short film categories), the greatest thing about short…

Shannon CorbeilJune 30, 2020

Contests

Spring 2020 Diverse Voices Finalists

Thank you to all of the incredible writers who entered Diverse Voices this year! Your hard work, talent, and dedication to storytelling shines through in the entries we received. As you probably know — WeScreenplay believes that the best way…

wescreenplayJune 15, 2020

Contests Diverse Voices Screenwriting

10 OPPORTUNITIES FOR BLACK SCREENWRITERS TO BE READ NOW

The events of the last few weeks have created a massive wave of open conversations, broadening perspectives, calls to action and to education, and have put the spotlight on the ongoing racial inequalities that permeate American society. A conversation that…

Sarah EagenJune 4, 2020

Screenwriting

4 Essential Elements for Your Screenplay’s Logline

During the Golden Age of cinema, way before the advent of digital technology, the internet, and the cloud, scripts were stored in massive studio vaults. Stacks upon stacks of scripts. In order to differentiate these scripts, the studio executive would…

Justin Trevor WintersMay 27, 2020

Contests

Spring 2020 Diverse Voices Semifinalists

Thank you to all of the incredible writers who entered Diverse Voices this year! Your hard work, talent, and dedication to storytelling shines through in the entries we received. As you probably know — WeScreenplay believes that the best way…

wescreenplayMay 15, 2020

Contests Coverage Screenwriting

The Best Screenplay Competitions with Feedback Included for Free

Even if you don’t win a screenplay competition, the written feedback on your project can be well worth the entry fee. Read on for more details about how to enter, along with other screenplay competitions that provide free feedback…

Valerie KalfrinApril 22, 2020

Contests

Announcing the 2019 WeScreenplay Feature Competition Winners

The WeScreenplay Feature Competition is dedicated to discover and expose new talent to the entertainment industry. This competition strives to provide industry exposure to feature screenwriters who are looking to have their stories told. We want to thank every entrant…

wescreenplayApril 8, 2020

5 Genius Writing Tips from Phoebe Waller-Bridge

6 Steps to Incorporating Feedback into your Rewrite

WHAT CAN A SCREENWRITER DO ABOUT INCLUSION? (ANSWER: A LOT!)

Top 6 Reasons to Write A Short Film

Spring 2020 Diverse Voices Finalists

10 OPPORTUNITIES FOR BLACK SCREENWRITERS TO BE READ NOW

4 Essential Elements for Your Screenplay’s Logline

Spring 2020 Diverse Voices Semifinalists

The Best Screenplay Competitions with Feedback Included for Free

Announcing the 2019 WeScreenplay Feature Competition Winners

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