"StoryNotesNewsletter" is a free e-newsletter that explores the art and craft of screenwriting.
These articles are designed to be of interest to beginning, intermediate, and advanced screenwriters; newbies and professionals.
Issues featuring a new topic will arrive "periodically."
Questions or comments are welcome, sent to me directly (storynotes@aol.com).
My background:
I'm a screenplay consultant, a multi-optioned screenwriter, and a produced and published playwright. Credentials and Testimonials can be seen through the links at the bottom of my website, http://www.storynotes.net.
Some of these articles are revised versions of ones that originally appeared in my print publication "StoryNotes," in "Drama-Logue," or on several screenwriting websites such as Hollywoodnet, Creative Screenwriting, and ScreenTalk.
To read the posts in their original format (especially important for when there are diagrams), click on "Messages" at the left menu column, and then click on "Expand Messages."
StoryNotesNewsletter #30 Newsletter Contents: 1. The Key Elements of Drama (a short article) 2. Special Offer: ~~ 1 slot left for 1/3 off offer for screenplay
StoryNotesNewsletter #27 Recently I came across a conversation I had with Lew Hunter back in 1995, which appeared in the print publication of "StoryNotes" that
StoryNotesNewsletter #26 Some great issues coming up -- conversations and nitty-gritty interviews with Linda Seger, Lew Hunter, and Dona Cooper ... talking
StoryNotesNewsletter #25 Let's say you have three or four reversals and/or major turning points in your screen- play. That's still not going to be enough to
StoryNotesNewsletter readers: The "visual aid" regarding the concept of Progressive Obstacles didn't turn out well in the e-mail version of the "Obstacles"