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The Hero’s Journey is a well-known “monomyth” story structure detailing a lone protagonist’s narrative. You may already be sensing the crucial differences between the two, but let’s get into them more fully. Read more here: wescreenplay.com/blog/heroines-…

Time and time again, artists have shown us how moving it can be to tell stories that make some sense out of difficult times, moments of growth, rites of passage, or awkward experiences. Read more here: wescreenplay.com/blog/harnessin…

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There's been a lot of musical adaptation lately, so we are running through the top 10. Film adaptations of Broadway hits have been around for decades and there are plenty of great classics that aren’t on this list. Read more here: wescreenplay.com/blog/lights-ca…

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Storytelling has several outlets that complement each other. Marco Ramirez is one such writer, whose work writing dramatic arcs in shows like Sons of Anarchy and Orange Is the New Black helped him on his way to writing shows for Broadway. Read more here: wescreenplay.com/blog/how-marco…

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There’s a tremendous amount of conversation about the viewing habits of Gen Z. Are you ready to write for this generation? Read more here: wescreenplay.com/blog/are-you-r…