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Lessons Learned After Reading Over 600 Scripts

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Posted by Joleene DesRosiers

If you're a screenwriter, than you've heard (hopefully) more than a ka-zillion times (maybe) that one way to learn the craft of screenwriting is by reading past work. (And plenty of it.)

That means reading scripts.
Features, shorts, pilots, anthologies, and so on.

 

Lessons Learned After Reading Over 600 Scripts

 

I don't know about you, but I have quite a few read scripts under my belt. So does William Gallagher, a screenwriter based in Great Britian. But he's got me beat, for sure.

Here's his story on what he learned after reading 620 scripts in one year.

 

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My 10 lessons from reading 620 scripts

 

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