Enjoy the interview with August's winner Rachel Hughes. She is the first ever to win two challenges. 

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Page 44; August Winner, Rachel Hughes

Catch up with the winner of June's Challenge, Paula Wescott. She wrote "Building Bridges." You can read her winning submission at www.ink2screen.net/finalists

Page 43; June Winner, Paula Wescott

Check out the great interview with May's Challenge winner, Joseph A. Johnson. The next challenge is just a click away at www.ink2screen.net.

Page 42; May's Challenge Winner, Joseph A. Johnson

A three part mini-series on the Supporting Character. This week is all about the reflection character. Check out the free format pocket guide www.ink2screen.net/format July challenge is open now. www.ink2screen.net 

Page 41; Month of Characters, The Supporting Characters.

Get great tips on how to create a magnificently evil antagonist! Enter the next monthly challenge at www.ink2screen.net Download the newest free Pocket Format Guide at www.ink2screen.net/format See you on the page.

Page 40; Month of Characters, The Antagonist.

It is the 1 of 3 podcasts all focusing on characters. It is the protagonist. Learn how to make your protagonist engaging and exciting to watch on the screen. Download the free format pocket guide at www.ink2screen.net/format.  Join our monthly challenges at www.ink2screen.net. 

Page 39; Month of Characters; The Protagonist.

Here we start at the beginning. What makes the screenplay so different?  See the differences between novels, stage plays and screenplays! Download the Free Format Pocket Guide: www.ink2screen.net/format Get everything you need to write your scripts on any software.

Page 38; Start at the Beginning, the Strength of a Screenplay

A wonderful interview with screenwriter Shannon Brady, the winner of April's Challenge. You can read her winning submission, along with all the finalists, at https://www.ink2screen.net/finalists Also, don't miss out on the free Logline workbook and mini course. https://www.ink2screen.net/LoglineWorkbook  

Page 37; April’s Challenge Winner, Shannon Brady

Check out the latest interview with Writer Relief Winner, Todd Robinson. He wrote an awesome script called "Decline." Logline: When a worldwide epidemic sends humanity to the brink of extinction, twin sisters Cara and Mia seek solace in their family home. You can read his work and the work of the other Writer Relief writers at Writer Relief.

Page 36; Writer Relief Winner; Todd Robinson

5 incredible tips to add conflict into your screenplays! Don't let your story fall flat. Check out further resources on these great sites;  Screencraft & Scriptmag

Page 35; Conflict, No Pillow Fights in Script Writing

Another incredible interview with A.M. Massey as he discusses his production company 3rd Rail Films and how taking his short screenplays into production has improved his screenwriting. Check out his FB page: 3rd Rail Films  And his latest film "Up All Night" on YouTube.

Page 34; Interview 2 with A.M. Massey

A great interview with Ink 2 Screen's March Challenge winner, Mackenzie Marie Butcher. Winning Entry: "Glob's Painting." Logline: A little lump of paint journeys through his Painter's art in search of a home that will make him happy. Join the Private FB group for extra support at: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ink2screencontest/ 

Page 33; March's Winner, Mackenzie Marie Butcher

New and seasoned writers struggle with finding the right voice for their screenplay! Listen for tips and what to do to change this.  Check out the next Ink 2 Screen challenge at www.ink2screen.net Websites where I borrowed some great examples: http://www.reelauthors.com/screenplay-coverage/screenwriting-present-tense-and-active-voice.php  

Page 32; Finding the Right Voice, Active VS Passive

Check out the incredible winner of February's Challenge; Rachel Hughes. She wrote "Va." You can read her winning submission at www.ink2screen.net.  April Challenge is ready for registration.

Page 31; February's Winner, Rachel Hughes

Check out the interview with January's challenge winner, Andrea Goyan!  She wrote a provocative futuristic drama that captured the top spot for January. “The Coventry Women” Logline: Katian's unborn child possesses great powers which the child's father wants to usurp. Together with her sister, Katian seeks to protect her baby from unprecedented evil.

Page 30; January’s Winner, Andrea Goyan

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