BEST PICTURE Nominees: Bugonia F1 Frankenstein Hamnet Marty Supreme One Battle after Another The Secret Agent Sentimental Value Sinners Train Dreams WRITING (Adapted Screenplay) Nominees Bugonia by Will Tracy Frankenstein by Guillermo del Toro Hamnet by Chloé Zhao & Maggie O'Farrell One Battle after Another by Paul Thomas Anderson Train Dreams by Clint Bentley & Greg Kwedar Writing (Original Screenplay) Nominees Blue Moon Written by Robert Kaplow It Was Just an Accident Written by Jafar Panahi Marty Supreme Written by Ronald Bronstein & Josh Safdie Sentimental Value Written by Eskil Vogt, Joachim Trier Sinners Written by Ryan Coogler For the 98th Annual Academy Awards, How Do We Feel and Who Do You think will win? What have you seen? What have you not seen?

Hey Screenwriting Success Club, I just updated the HOW TO WRITE A TV SHOW Course in the Classroom Tab with a bunch of new lessons! Learn TV writing from scratch with a beginner-friendly TV Writing course. Explore TV pilot structure, how to write a spec script, character creation, formatting, and pitching your TV show. Take your TV show idea from concept to TV pilot! Whether you’re writing your first TV pilot or improving an existing idea, these updates make it easier to get your TV show on the page. Jump in and start writing the TV show only you can create!

For those who couldn't make the Logline Lab, here's a video I made all about Loglines! And what's worked for me in terms of a logline that gets interest from producers and production companies. This video is a short segment from the logline lab I edited, and I added trailers from some of my produced movies so you can get an idea of the movies and the loglines they started with. We only have a couple more meetings for Scripts Don't Sell Themselves Month, and then next month will be Filmmaking February! More Details on that soon!

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In just the first few months of launching the Screenwriting Success Club, a lot of real progress has already happened, and I wanted to start a post to capture it: Since joining the Screenwriting Success Club: - Feature films and short films by SSC members have been produced and released - More films we wrote are currently in pre-production - We’ve hosted live table reads with real actors, with more already being planned - Scripts we wrote have been requested and sent to more production companies - Several members wrote full-feature Christmas screenplays in 45 days - Others completed full horror screenplays in just 30 days - Members have built consistent writing habits and real momentum And this is just the beginning! If you’ve had a win since joining SSC (big or small), drop it in the comments below. Finished pages count. Momentum counts. Consistency counts. Let’s document the progress and celebrate our success! : )👇