Best Screenwriting Advice To Beginners - Gavin Michael Booth

In this Film Courage video interview, Writer/Director Gavin Michael Booth on Best Advice To New Screenwriters.

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[AuthorJanaeMarie]

I appreciate everything on Screenwriting.

[camronchlarson]

I agree with what he said. Especially about getting feedback. It's hard to see the forest for the trees. As painful as it is to get your script torn apart, just think of it as growing pains lol

[jackhudkins]

Love the advice! "Be different! Don't follow exact format"

[acrylicsuperstar]

It is very good advice because I am almost finished with writing a story about a American platoon during the war of 1812

[TheFeelButton]

Immersion in your craft is key to you successfully creating your best work. There are no shortcuts.

[comicdude]

Good advice, even better movie trailer in the description. Good job Gavin and good job Film Courage!

[ajtaylor]

I do agree with Gavin, and I would add to also leave room for new ideas. You usually follow an outline for your screenplay when you first start to write it, but then a new idea or concept may hit you and if you stick to just following your outline it could be detrimental to the script. Always leave room for something that could enhance your script's story.

[travisitio]

Wow I came here to get advice but everything he said I was already doing. It's still great advise and he is right when he says, "you'll never not learn something you didn't think of" I welcome all feedback

[human]

It has to be fun and experimental, some work out and some don't come out

[filmcourage]

What's the best screenwriting advice you have ever gotten?

[danbee]

Know what Hollywood is buying before going out and writing your own. I heard this from a video on YouTube, but I forgot by whom and what channel.