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Download Best of Creative Screenwriting Interviews: 42 interviews with the greatest movie and TV screenwriters of the past two decades. The list includes virtually every major screenwriter (Examples: under writer last name "A": Pedro Almodovar, Paul Thomas Anderson, Wes Anderson (with Noah Baumbach). Under writer last name "S": Paul Schrader, John Sayles, M Night Shyamalan, Oliver Stone, Kevin Smith, Terry Southern... This resource is available separately for sale, but it comes free with a subscription to Creative Screenwriting Magazine. Yes, you can find an interview here and there free on the web. But where else can you find 42 in-depth interviews with great writers in one place? Nowhere but Creative Screenwriting. An update adding more screenwriter interviews is coming. It will be for sale for $19.95 to non-subscribers but free to subscribers.
Download Know Your Show, Part 1 and Know Your Show, Part 2. Step by step, and with program-by-program insight, these articles tell how and when to prepare to break into writing a TV show, and how and what to pitch.
Download 166 Top Screenwriter Resources. We asked screenwriters who subscribe to our CS Weekly Ezine what their best and favorite screenwriting resources are on the web. This directory compiled their answers into one publication. Free to readers, but available nowhere else, and not for sale at any price.
By the way, you should also sign up for CS Weekly if you haven't yet --it's also FREE.
Download The Screenwriters' Manual: a collection of how-to articles on subjects including:

How to write a romantic comedy
The romantic comedy marketplace (by one of the real pros of the industry, teacher-consultant Billy Mernit);
How to acquire literary/book rights to write a screenplay from a published book.
Breaking in: The Assistant Track
Writing a TV pilot
Six "Our Craft" columns from renowned teacher Karl Iglesias.

View On Line (and soon download) How To Write A Screenplay: A free 80-page screenwriting E-book. This is not the basics you can get from your screenplay software. This book is about the high-level artistic and practical considerations that go into writing an effective screenplay, written in language for both beginners and advanced screenwriters. Produced screenwriter, consultant, and teacher Jim Mercurio originally wrote this e-book for Creative Screenwriting. We are converting it from its original format to a PDF file for download. The e-book is available in an old format, and will be available soon at this site. PDF version expected August-September 2010, meanwhile, read and download the old version at the link above. Free to readers, but available nowhere else, and not for sale at any price.
View or Download Where To Find Movie And TV Scripts On The Internet--Links To A Dozen Of The Best Web Sites. Ever wonder how "they" -- the pros did it? How Quentin Tarantino or Oliver Stone or Nancy Meyers or William Goldman constructed a scene, a sequence, an opening, an ending? Download the screenplay and find out! This brief guide lists and provides HTML links to most of the top sites for getting screenplays FREE on the Internet. Save yourself the trouble of searching. It's brief, but this is one of the most valuable resources you'll use as a screenwriter.
Coming Soon: The New "Send Them Your Scripts"--The Genre And Niche Markets E-Book And Directory: Seeking niche or genre markets for your script? Then you need this insider's resource listing more than 100 production companies and agents and telling exactly how to reach them with your script or query. It is two publications in one: The e-book is a compendium of the published Creative Screenwriting series on where to find niche markets for your screenplay (everything from straight-to-do-DVD horror to the Christian market). The database (early edition is in Excel format; eventually it will be a searchable online database) lists the niche market players and how to contact them. Bonus: the prior $19.95 publication, "Send Them Your Scripts," with 40+ listings, is being integrated into this database. We expect to digitally publish it in August, 2010 and update it at least annually. This valuable resource is free to Creative Screenwriting readers. It will be sold separately for $17.95 to $19.95 to non-subscribers.

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