How Long Should a Screenplay Be?
Screenplays usually land around 90 to 120 pages. And the reason involves both technical considerations and the practical realities of making a […]
Character vs. Society
While each type of narrative conflict serves a purpose, Character vs. Society can be particularly interesting. Instead of a protagonist clashing with […]
Internal Conflict
Explore how internal conflict drives character transformation and fuels your plot with our guide on dramatizing the psyche's dissonance.
Stream-of-consciousness prompt resource
build a habit of daily writing with 21 days of prompts stream-of-consciousness writing prompts “Like priming a motor, I sit down each […]
The Art of Euphemism
Sometimes honesty means not saying the thing outright. Master the art of euphemism to deepen character voices and explore the power of subtext.
Writing a Foil Character
Unlock your protagonist's depth using foil characters. Learn how to use contrast and dilemmas to highlight key traits and drive your story forward.
Screenplay Structure
Screenplay structure allows a writer to investigate their characters and theme and get to the heart of where they exist in story.
How to Sell Your Screenplay
Selling your screenplay is a battle of outreach, portfolio, and simplicity. Learn how to balance your professional expectations with the heart of your work.
Types of Conflict in Literature
The types of conflict in literature serve to force protagonists to confront their deepest fear and reveal a story's soul through the resolution of dilemma.