Screenwriting
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Last published Wed, Oct 2, 2019
Need a writing idea? Take a look into my script/screenwriting prompts and examples and let me know what you think.
As a required class towards my Film and Television Production degree, Screenwriting is a class that pushes my mind and helps me write to the best of my ability in forms I would have never done otherwise. Think of these as a compiled folder of short stories I have written as assignments for this particular course. This medium is mainly for me to share my creativity and writing style to willing readers and writers alike. Enjoy!
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