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SCRIPT TIP: How to Develop a Biopic

Marilyn Horowitz / April 16, 2008

Writing a screenplay about someone\’s life, whether a famous person, or someone special to you can be one of the most rewarding experiences a writer can have. If you have […]

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Combining Genres

Marilyn Horowitz / March 29, 2008

A friend of mine recently emailed me this amazing photo of a mother tiger raising small piglets as her own. According to the accompanying story, the mother tiger was depressed

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SCRIPT TIP: Writing a Better Third Act

Marilyn Horowitz / March 24, 2008

The following script tip was originally published by MovieOutline.com There are two basic problems with third acts. The first problem I find is that when my students are structuring new

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