Author: Osaji Obi

  • 50 Famous Screenwriters to Help You Learn Screenwriting

    50 Famous Screenwriters to Help You Learn Screenwriting

    Using scripts from famous screenwriters to learn can only help you in your screenwriting career. Reading scripts as a way to learn how to write and hone your craft can be highly effective for novices. Even if you’re a veteran in the craft, it’s important that you keep learning to become the very best that…

  • How To Write Sad Movie Scenes

    How To Write Sad Movie Scenes

    Knowing how to write sad movie scenes can make those somber moments in your script shine. But how do you get there? How do you write a sad movie scene that will make your audience feel the same way your characters are feeling? There’s no one answer to that question, but there are some things…

  • How Can a Screenwriter Build Audience Awareness?

    How Can a Screenwriter Build Audience Awareness?

    A question that should pop into your mind is, “how can a screenwriter build audience awareness?” This is a question that I feel is very important and MUST be answered. In this blog post, I’ll break down several ways for screenwriters to build audience awareness and why it’s important that they do. What Is Audience…

  • What Is a Love Triangle and How Do You Write One?

    What Is a Love Triangle and How Do You Write One?

    Have you ever wondered what is a love triangle or how to go about writing one? This is a question many screenwriters ask and will be answered in this blog post. However, there are some general things to keep in mind when writing about love triangles. When creating a love triangle, it’s important to make…

  • Analyzing The Quote “Did You Touch My Drumset?”

    Analyzing The Quote “Did You Touch My Drumset?”

    “Did you touch my drumset?” Recognize that quote? It’s from the 2008 movie, Step Brothers. It’s among one of the many quotes from the hilarious comedy. But what makes it stand out? What makes any quote from a movie memorable? What Makes a Movie Quote Memorable? “Did you touch my drumset?” is a memorable quote…

  • 50 Traits That Make a Lovely Writer

    50 Traits That Make a Lovely Writer

    There are many things a person must be in order to write effectively. These include, but are not limited to, possessing an extensive vocabulary, being able to think critically and logically, and having excellent grammar skills. In this list, I’ll discuss the 50 traits that make a lovely writer. 1. A love of language and…

  • Plot vs Story: What’s The Difference

    Plot vs Story: What’s The Difference

    Plot vs story has perplexed many of storytellers since the beginning of telling stories, so what’s the difference? The difference between plot and story can be a little confusing, but they are actually quite different. What Is Plot in a Story? In order to discuss plot vs story, we have to know what plot is.…

  • How To Write a Great Love Interest

    How To Write a Great Love Interest

    Do you know how to write a great love interest? You know that feeling when you’re watching a movie and the character has captured your heart? That’s what it feels like to be wrapped up in someone else’s world, but they make such an impact on ours too. There is also something compelling about them…

  • Writing Comedy Scripts That Make People LOL

    Writing Comedy Scripts That Make People LOL

    Writing comedy scripts that make people LOL is very difficult. Comedy writing has to be natural and authentic. But writing an effective comedy script isn’t just about telling jokes. There are other key components that need to be well thought out in order for the final product to come together as a cohesive whole. Take…

  • How to Find Screenwriting Jobs

    How to Find Screenwriting Jobs

    Screenwriting jobs can be challenging to find, but not to worry! Instead of scouring the internet for hours on end, we can help you find a great job that helps you utilize your screenwriting skills and pays well. Screenwriting was a valued skill back in the glory days when every production company in Hollywood was…