Tagging your script using Final Draft® Tags Mode

A step-by-step guide to breaking down a script using Final Draft® script writing software.  It will also give you many useful tips to create a very complete breakdown before exporting all your data into Movie Magic Scheduling.

A comprehensive step-by-step guidance to create your own first schedule

Whether you are an AD, a director or a producer, the guide "Creating a Shooting Schedule" offers a comprehensive step-by-step plan to create a solid, rough shooting schedule and measure the feasibility of any film project.

Rewriting your scene in a cost-effective way

This guide helps any screenwriter, director or producer to identify expensive scenes in a screenplay and suggests ways to rewrite them in a cost-effective way whilst preserving the essence of each scene of the script.

Working with a film music composer

Whether you are a director or a producer, the "Music for Film & Television" guide takes you through the process of working with a film music composer to understand they way the work and enhance your creative collaboration.

A presentation of the jobs Above-the line

The guide "Who's Who on Set: Above-the-line" focuses on the jobs involved in the creative direction of the project: producers, directors, screenwriters and actors.

Jobs description in the Art, VFX, Location and Sound Department.

The guide "Who's Who on Set: Below-the-line (Part 3)" focuses on all the talented crew members involved in the Art, Sound, Location and VFX departments.

Finding the right partner and drafting a co-production deal memo

In this guide, we will explain the key elements you should consider when looking for co-producers and how to build a successful relationship.

The various types of co-productions to consider to fund your project

In this guide, we will explain the various types of co-productions that you can scrutinise when looking for new funding sources.

Optimizing your chances of winning

The Screenplay Contest Primer guide explains the advantages of screenplay contests and how to develop the best strategy to enter your screenplay into a contest that will maximize your script’s potential and, with any luck, get you that industry exposure you need.

A Practical Guide and Exercises to Write your Screenplay

The differences between a Spec Script and a Shooting Script

Because so many scripts are available to download on the web, there is a great deal of confusion between what is a spec script and what is a shooting script. This guide  covers their differences.

How to write your own logline

In this guide, we’ll analyse what it takes to write a great logline and offer examples of some of the best.

An analysis of how the opening scene drives the success of a story

This guide, gathers ten memorable opening scenes in cinematic action films and discusses the key elements that make them so efficient.

From blue to GoldenRod Revision

This guide explains the reasons to use the script revision features in film production and how they are applied.