Scene 44: Ink 2 Screen Short Feature Challenge
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I run a monthly screenwriting challenge that usually only lasts for 5 days. For the month of November, I’m changing it up. I’ve launched the first-ever Script-writing month/Short Feature Challenge for the month of November. Take 30 days to write a full feature in 30-60 pages. It runs all of November and has over $600 in prizes. Get all the details at www.thescriptmistress.com/inkactone.
Writing a short screenplay that is around 60 pages in length has several benefits:
- Compact Storytelling
- Cost-effective production
- Creative Challenges
- Festival Opportunities
- Skill Development
- Portfolio Building
- Collaborative Opportunities
- Quick Turnaround
- Experimentation
- Impactful Storytelling
WRITING ACTION: I’m reminding you of an amazing free resource I have for everyone, especially if you are deciding to join the Short Feature Challenge. I created an Outline cheat sheet that would help significantly in any length of screenplay you are creating. Download it at www.thescriptmistress.com/scene44. Feel free to share some of your thoughts on the Facebook page at www.facebook.com/ink2screen or email me at [email protected] to get extra help.
Sign up for the first-ever Short Feature challenge for the whole month of November at www.thescriptmistress.com/inkactone.
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