Script Writing Articles By Marilyn Horowitz
Marilyn offers advice on how to improve your story and characterization.
Marilyn offers advice on how to use personal experience to improve your screenplay.
Marilyn applies an acting techqniue to help improve your writing.
Marilyn suggests a technique for writers to draw upon their own friends and families experiences to help create more three-dimensional characters and plots.
Marilyn offers some practical advice on how to improve your script through research.
Marilyn offers some sage advice on how to assess and improve your screenplay's marketability.
Marilyn offers advice on how to improve your script by putting yourself in the shoes of one of your story's key characters.
Marilyn offers some great advice on how to get your creative juices flowing over the holiday season.
Marilyn offers some great advice on the things you need to consider before adapting a novel into a screenplay.
Marilyn explores how understanding your characters' attitutude to love and romance can help your screenplay.
Marilyn offers some great advice on how to get your writing project off the ground.
Marilyn offers some practical advice on how to be successful in life and screenwriting.
Marilyn offers some advice on when to stop tinkering with your screenplay.
Marilyn offers some advice on how to write better characters by puttin yourself in their shoes.
Marilyn discusses the differences between writing novels and for the Big Screen.
Marilyn offers some practical advice on how to write a better villain.
Marilyn explains how creating a soundtrack for your screenplay can improve your writing.
Marilyn explains how creating a strong backstory can help the writing of your protagonist and screenplay.
Marilyn offers some great advice on hoe to be more productive.
Marilyn offers some great advice on how to overcome writer' block.
Marilyn explains the importance of drawing upon universal emotions in screenplay writing.
Marilyn offers some advice on how to build your self-confidence and become a successful writer.
Marilyn offers some advice on script collaboration.
Marilyn reveals how dealing with past events in your life can help move your writing career in the right direction.
Marilyn offers advice on how to treat your writing career like a business.
Marilyn offers some advice on reviewing your year as the holidays approach.
Marilyn Horowitz delves into the process of writing a screenplay treatment.
Marilyn Horowitz provides a sample of a movie treatment.
How to create a successful pitch for your screenplay.
Screenwriting tips to help you finish your script to a deadline.
How using culture in your story can imporove your script.
How to improve your screenplay by changing its structure.
Marilyn discusses the formative event of your protagonist's story.
How getting to know your protagonist better will help your script.
How the real world can help your fictional world feel real.
Practical advice on how to attack a rewrite.
How setting a scene around the dinner table can help a story.
Marilyn's advice to let the world around you influence your screen story.
How introducing a deadline to your second act can create suspense.
Some good advice on how to brush up your script's dialogue.
Marilyn explains how using historical events as a backdrop can define a character and enhance your story.
How using a real life experience can positively influence your screenplay.
Advice on how you should always write for yourself and from the heart.
Marilyn offers some practical advice on how to improve your script's third act.
How to create plot and character together using the emotional logic of your story.
Marilyn discusses a character's crisis point and escape in your story.
How sticking to a deadline will improve your writing and screenplay.
How to improve your ending and your script.
How to build three-dimensional characters by creating memories for them.
How using Christmas Eve as a backdrop to your story can help your script.
Marilyn advises writers to treat their protagonist mean to reveal their true character.
How asking key questions about the end of your story can help your writing process from the start.
Top tips to stop you procrastinating and finally finish your screenplay.
How writing a first person narration from the perspective of your protagonist and antagonist can strenghten your first act.
Techniques to help you rewrite your screenplay.
Lessons you can learn from the first draft of your screenplay.
How understanding your protagonist can build a stronger script.
Create an original plot twist by asking what would drive your protagonist to commit murder.
Practical advice on how to write a biopic screenplay.
Advice on how to successfully move your story into the second act.
Practical advice on tackling the final act of your screenplay.
How creating a secret for your principle characters can improve your script.
Marilyn discusses creating an insurmountable obstacle for your protagonist.
Marilyn explains how using the holiday season can help your story and characters.
Marilyn suggests you interview your principle characters to help you plan and structure your screen story.
Marilyn advises on how to turn fiction and non-fiction stories into movie scripts.
Advice of how to always write good scripts from Marilyn Horowitz
Marilyn gives some practical advice about how to tackle a rewrite.
Practical advice on the art of successful pitching.
Marilyn introduces an exercise to flesh out your story's characters using their family relationships.
Marilyn offers some great advice about using real people to help your screenwriting.
Marilyn explains how using your story's concept can help your screenwriting and pitching.
Marilyn offers an innovative way to strengthen your romantic comedy script using the backstory of a political or legal situation.
Marilyn offers some great advice on how to maintain your writing momentum.
Marilyn gives some great advice on how to deal with the pressures of the holiday season.
Marilyn gives some great advice on how to get inspiration for your next screenplay.
Marilyn offers some practical advice for getting your screen story off the starting blocks.
Marilyn offers some practical advice for improving your written dialogue by using an overheard conversation.
Marilyn offers some practical advice for improving your story by exploring your protagonist's spritual beliefs.
Marilyn offers some practical advice on how to get to grips with your script's second act.
Marilyn offers some practical advice on how to better understand your characters.
Marilyn offers more practical advice on how to better understand your characters.
Marilyn offers great advice on how to use the weather to add drama to your script.
Marilyn offers great advice on how to use the weather to add drama to your script.
Marilyn offers great advice on how to improve your screenplay.
Marilyn offers great advice on how to use New Year resolutions for your characters.
Marilyn offers great advice on how to use illness to enhance your story and your character arcs.
Marilyn offers great advice on how to use the 5 Ws to set up your first act.
Marilyn offers great advice on how to create an effective climactic sequence.
Marilyn offers some great advice on how to market yourself without a literary representative.
Marilyn offers some great advice on how to develop characters and create depth and subtext in your screenplay.
Marilyn offers some great advice on how to better identify with your protagonist.
Marilyn offers some great advice on how to improve your screenplay by raising the stakes in your story.
Marilyn offers some great advice on how to properly plan your script by outlining your story.
Marilyn offers some great advice on how to learn more about your characters using the costumes you may choose to wear for Halloween.
Marilyn poses some key questions to help you better define the theme and storyline of your screenplay.
Marilyn offers great advice on how to use New Year's Eve to raise the stakes in your screenplay.
Marilyn offers great advice on how to use an impending severe weather event to better understand your characters.
Marilyn offers advice on how to ensure your screenplays will have commercial appeal.
Marilyn offers advice on how to improve your story and characterization.