 END OF THE ROAD: Now streaming on #Netflix. Starring Queen Latifah and Ludacris. The dialogue is on the nose. The fight scenes are unrealistic. However, it's good family viewing. Let's talk journey films in screenwriting terms. #SpoilerAlert
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 So you finally finished, polished, and have done the final edits on your screenplay, and now there is some buzz around your project! First, congrats! Pat yourself on the back. Pop champagne. Or take a nap. You deserve it. But… what happens now? In this article, we are going to break down everything you need to know about option agreements and script development. Let’s jump right in!
 How long is your commute? Everyone is back outside, so that means traffic, long car rides, Ubers and buses. So what does that mean to your script writing journey? In this article, we will discuss writing on the go and how you can make the most of your commute by writing your next screenplay.
 Tired of trying to write a flashback scene that turns out confusing and out of place in the script? Then this article is for you! This article is all about how to write an effective flashback scene into your screenplay. We are going to break down what a flashback is, some do’s and don'ts, and then finally how to properly format a flashback.
 HONK FOR JESUS: Now in theaters and streaming on Paramount +. #SpoilerAlert. Let's talk satire in screenwriting.
 One of the most valuable aspects to the screenwriting process is receiving feedback on your screenplay before sending it out to a competition, manager, or studio or network executive. One great way to receive feedback on your script is through a script consultant. But… what exactly do they do?
 So, what’s the big deal about dialogue, and why is it so important to a script? I’m sure you’ve heard screenwriters talk about dialogue that is too “on the nose” and the importance of having “sharp and tight” dialogue in your screenplay. But what does all of that even mean?
 NEEDLE IN A TIMESTACK: Really wanted to like this one. You know, #blacklove and such. Truth is, the story dragged, so... I was bored. I expected more from John Ridley. But often, this happens when novels are adapted for the screen. So, here we are: A lesson in structure and pacing in screenwriting. #SpoilerAlert
 THE UMBRELLA ACADEMY Season 3: It tried very hard to be WATCHMEN by following several storylines that seem very, very odd and totally disconnected but ultimately lead to a fantastic understanding of the characters and series. They failed at this excruciatingly - script analysis. #SpoilerAlert
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