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A logline is a brief summary of a screenplay that outlines the central conflict or goal of the story. It is typically one or two sentences long and should give a sense of the genre, setting, and character arc of…
The rewriting process is an essential part of the screenwriting journey, allowing you to fine-tune your script and make it the best it can be. Whether you’re revising your own work or working with a team of writers, there are…
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