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Anora's approach to the Oscars is a whole master class in how to beat the big studios at their own game, without waiting for permission!

Black women bring the vibes, raise the bar, and body roles Hollywood said we couldn't play. So why must we still fight to take up space?

The industry has created its own bottleneck, but that presents an opportunity for independent filmmakers who are willing to take control.

Gone are the days where just making a movie was enough to be celebrated. They raised the bar. We have unite and step up our efforts NOW!

Whether you’re writing a feature film, short, or series, your logline shouls share the essence of your story without spilling all the beans.

The theme of your story allows you to infuse it with meaningful symbols that create the heart of stories that stay with us for years.

Prompts don’t just help you start; they help you keep going. Stuck on your plot? Use a prompt to write a side scene.

Every genre has its strengths, but the best stories transcend those boundaries by understanding what their audience wants and delivering it.

Writer’s block isn’t about the story you're writing. It’s about the stories we tell ourselves before we even begin writing.

Plot Twists that stick feel earned, layered, and unforgettable. They shock your audience and elevate your entire screenplay.

Securing funding for your film can feel daunting but with the right strategy, you can turn even skeptics into backers.

Here are five advanced techniques that set the stage for an effective plot twist that elevates your screenplay and captivates your audience.

Creating well-rounded characters is a critical step for any storyteller, whether you’re crafting the next blockbuster screenplay, a TV pilot

Reflection gives you insight into your patterns.

Look, “I want to write a story someday” is cute, but it’s not a goal—it’s a wish. If you want to make actual progress, you need goals...

When you know 9–10 AM is “writing o’clock,” your creativity learns to show up on cue.

A strong mindset shifts your focus from perfection to progress

Whether you’re pitching to agents, producers, or fellow creatives, a solid synopsis is often the first thing they’ll see.