This post will be nice and short because it can be nice and short. While you should never write something you don't WANT to write, if you've been considering writing a horror film there is a damn good reason to…
wescreenplayJune 15, 2016
Here are 5 free tools that will help you write your next screenplay more efficiently. Not all of these are necessarily designed for screenwriters, but they can all help.1.) Random Name GeneratorNo more wasting times coming up with character names,…
wescreenplayJune 3, 2016
From the start, WeScreenplay has been devoted to approaching script coverage and screenplay contests like a Silicon Valley startup. Besides automating away all of the tasks that other companies have to do manually, we've been building models out of the troves of script…
wescreenplayMay 8, 2016
I don't know why you got into the business of writing, of grasping at words to explain the images in your brain, and editing within an inch of your life. For most, it's a kind of call, a transcendent purpose. Otherwise, who…
wescreenplayApril 25, 2016
Craig Peters wrote The 49th Day which captivated our judges. It is about a young girl’s imaginary friend who starts killing her family off, one by one. But what can you do when you’re only nine, and Death wants to play?…
wescreenplayApril 5, 2016
The principal thing to understand about screenwriting as an artform: it's not literature unto itself, but rather a blueprint from which an artifact is made by a team of artisans. As the planner of this artifact, your plans are under…
wescreenplayMarch 17, 2016
Jessica DiGiacinto is the Grand Prize Winner of WISC '15. She's won $1,000 in cash, $2,500 in prizes, a mentorship with Douglas Saylor Jr., and her script is being distributed to over 2 dozen managers and producers. These are her thoughts on…
wescreenplayMarch 16, 2016
Before we announce the winners, we want to let everyone know of two other fantastic contests with industry reads and $1,000 cash prizes that are currently accepting entries: We also want to thank our amazing sponsors. They are all committed…
wescreenplayMarch 8, 2016
