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» Site title: All About Screenwriting
» Site description: Information such as plot structure, agents and clubs. Also includes several screenplays.
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» Site title: American Screenwriters Association
» Site description: Non-profit organization supports writers through educational seminars, screenplay competitions, script critique service and industry contacts.
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» Site title: BlackScreenplays.com
» Site description: A resource site on writing screenplays about the African-American community.
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» Site title: Break into Screenwriting
» Site description: A script marketing game plan for screenwriters. Articles, tips and resources to help get read, recommended, and sold.
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» Site title: Chicago Screenwriters Network
» Site description: Chicago-based organization for local screenwriters offering industry networking opportunities and member evaluation of individual screenplays.
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» Site title: CineStory
» Site description: National non-profit screenwriter's organization that helps emerging screenwriters hone their craft and find alternative access to the screen.
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» Site title: Comedy Screenplays
» Site description: Free forum for screenwriters who specialize in writing feature length comedies.
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» Site title: Done Deal
» Site description: Resources for script sales in Hollywood, along with interviews, advice, and contact information for agencies and production companies.
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» Site title: E-script
» Site description: Meeting place on the web for scriptwriters of all kinds.
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» Site title: EuroScreenwriters
» Site description: Contains European screenwriter and film databases. Screenwriters may post their resumes and outline their work.
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» Site title: Eye Spy Screenwriting Agency
» Site description: Non-profit organization aimed at helping young screenwriters. Information, current projects and membership requirements.
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» Site title: The Green Room at the New Globe
» Site description: We are a free online support service for playwrights, screenwrights, actors, directors, producers, and all preparing for those professions.
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» Site title: Hollywood Dreams
» Site description: Story of hope and faith and trying to sell a screenplay by Canadian writer Beverley Wood.
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» Site title: Hollywood Literary Sales
» Site description: Everything to help screenwriters sell to Hollywood. Free script listing service, interviews and articles and classes from industry pros, books, software, critiquing service, and postings from producers.
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» Site title: Hollywood Scriptwriter
» Site description: The entertainment industry's trade paper specifically written for screenwriters. Subscription information available.
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» Site title: Inktip
» Site description: Every week, up to eight screenwriters sell or option their scripts on our site. Sell your script. Get your screenplay seen by producers, production companies and literary agents.
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» Site title: Jeff Kitchen's Screenwriting Seminar
» Site description: Hollywood screenwriting seminar with individual hands-on development sessions and state-of-the-art tools for the dramatist.
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» Site title: Let's do lunch
» Site description: Services and networking for screenwriters.
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» Site title: The Mad Screenwriter
» Site description: Interviews with professional screenwriters, screenwriting articles, script sales, screenplays, and script reviews.
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» Site title: Mark's Screenwriting Page
» Site description: A site for aspiring and experienced screenwriters seeking information.
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» Site title: MovieBytes.com
» Site description: Features a database of screenwriting contests, script sales, literary agencies, film producers, and publishes an email newsletter.
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» Site title: Our Pitch Sessions to Star Trek
» Site description: Behind the walls at Deep Space Nine and Voyager Pitches. Real insight into how the pitch process works.
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» Site title: A Place to Pitch Your Reality Show
» Site description: An online service to tv companies and producers dealing in the acquisition of all forms of reality-based programming created by writers.
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» Site title: Projector Films
» Site description: Resources and links for UK script writers.
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» Site title: Screen Writers News
» Site description: Free marketing news for aspiring screenwriters. Includes information about actors who own production companies and executives who read the works of new writers.
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» Site title: The Screenplayers
» Site description: A growing alliance of accredited screenwriters who are using the Internet to market their original screenplays.
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» Site title: Screenwriters at Scriptmania
» Site description: Links to entertainment news, film festivals, screenwriting competitions, and software.
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» Site title: Screenwriter's Corner
» Site description: Companion to Syd Field's official site offers free email, forums, chat rooms, tips, tutorials and online screenwriting classes.
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» Site title: Screenwriters Daily
» Site description: A resource website for screenwriters. Read Movie Reviews, get addresses to production companies, chat, visit our forums for screenwriting tips and to discuss the art of screenwriting.
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» Site title: Screenwriters For Hire
» Site description: Screenwriters can post their websites and contact information and find links to postings for Writers Wanted.
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» Site title: Screenwriters Utopia
» Site description: Providing market information, interviews, articles and workshops.
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» Site title: Screenwriting Basics
» Site description: Basic screenwriting information from Charles Deemer, author of "Screenwright: the craft of screenwriting."
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» Site title: Screenwriting Links and More
» Site description: A guide on writing screenplays for film and television. Find writing tools, scripts, organizations, software, books, magazines, message boards, links, and contests.
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» Site title: Screenwriting Secrets
» Site description: Offers free eBook with tips and strategies for aspiring screenwriters.
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» Site title: Screenwriting.info
» Site description: Step by step guide from the mechanics of writing to style.
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» Site title: Script Links
» Site description: Links for screenwriters, with a Canadian bias, based in Nanaimo, B.C. Canada.
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» Site title: Script Magazine
» Site description: Screenwriter's resources, chats, script writing articles, online classes, screenplay links, supplies, and screenplay competition.
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» Site title: Script Nurse Screenwriters Conference Center
» Site description: A resource site for amateur and professional screenwriters. Advice, software downloads and reviews, books, discussion forums, tips, hints and exercises to help writers improve their skills.
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» Site title: Script Tips
» Site description: Weekly email newsletter sent by working writer with BBC Radio and theater credits. Gives tips for individuals working on stage, TV, or radio scripts.
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» Site title: Script Writers Network
» Site description: The network serves its members by enhancing their awareness of the realities of the business, providing access and opportunity through alliances with industry professionals, and furthering the cause and quality of writing in the entertainment industry.
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» Site title: ScriptFLY
» Site description: Spec market listings and articles for writers.
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» Site title: Scripts-and-Coverage.com
» Site description: Read screenplays and their professional coverage. Post your own scripts for others to download.
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» Site title: Scriptwriting Secrets
» Site description: Hypertexted writing guide covering the elements of a script, advanced formatting and what to do with a finished script.
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» Site title: Selling to Hollywood Screenwriters Conference
» Site description: Premier screewriting conference providing opportunities for personal pitch contacts with industry professionals, information on agents and producers, educational seminars and friendly learning environment.
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» Site title: So You Wanna Pitch a TV Show
» Site description: Step-by-step information teaching how to pitch a TV show, write a treatment, and meet the right people. Includes bulletin board.
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» Site title: Story Notes Newsletter
» Site description: A free newsletter devoted to the craft of screenwriting, by Jeff Newman. New articles monthly, plus access to back issues on site.
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» Site title: Storymind.com
» Site description: Free resources including creative writing software, writing tips, and classes in Real Player format.
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» Site title: Suite 101: Writing for Stage/Screen
» Site description: From the page to stage, TV or movie screen with casting directions, props, actor's cues, strong dialogue, voice over, costume and set design, and other trade tricks.
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» Site title: SydField.com
» Site description: Syd Field, offers free email, message forums and chat rooms through his website and its companion site, ScreenwritersCorner.com.
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» Site title: The Television Writers Vault
» Site description: Project database used by production companies and executives scouting original show ideas, scripts, and properties for development and production in all genres of televised entertainment.
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» Site title: The Thinking Writer
» Site description: Non-commercial website includes how-to columns, recommended reading, a creative word list, and links to daily entertainment news, current script sales, online screenplay repositories, and other screenwriter's resources.
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» Site title: UGO Screenwriter's Voice
» Site description: Offers script reviews, interviews, film to script comparisons, counterpoints, classifieds, writer profiles, film reviews, and advice.
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» Site title: Writernet
» Site description: Information, advice, guidance and training for and about scriptwriters in theatre, television, film, radio.
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» Site title: The Writers Channel
» Site description: Includes a mentor program, screenwritings groups, hollywood executive pitch, agents and movie producers, writing classes, resource center, audio interviews, articles on classic movies, member contributed journals and creative exercises.
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» Site title: Writers Store eZine
» Site description: A free, bi-weekly newsletter with articles, advice columns, screenwriting news from recognized Industry authors and educators.
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» Site title: Writing for Performance
» Site description: Introduction to writing for television, film, radio and the stage. With news, writers wanted ads, and links to research and writing sites.
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» Site title: Scriptologist.com
» Site description: An instructional Web site, provides step-by-step instructional advice about the art and business of screenwriting. [RSS]
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A traveling salesman checked into a futuristic motel. Realizing he needed a haircut before his next day''s meeting, he called down to "I''m afraid not, sir," the clerk told him, "but down the hall is a special machine that should serve your purposes."
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Humor of the day
Q: Why did the blonde have tire tread marks on her back?
A: From crawling across the street when the sign said "DON''T WALK".
Q: Why did the blonde keep a coat hanger in her back seat?
A: In case she locks the keys in her car.
Q: Why did the blonde tip-toe past the medicine cabinet?
A: So she wouldn''t wake up the sleeping pills.
Q: Why did God create blondes?
A: Because sheep can''t bring beer from the fridge.
Q: Why did God create brunettes?
A: Neither could the blondes.
Q: Why did the blonde wear condoms on her ears?
A: So she wouldn''t get Hearing Aides.
Q: Why did the blonde drive into the ditch?
A: To turn the blinker off.
Q: Why did the blonde try and steal a police car?
A: She saw "911" on the back and thought it was a Porsche.
Q: Why did the blonde scale the glass wall?
A: To see what was on the other side.
Q: Why did the blonde want to become a veterinarian?
A: Because she loved children.
Q: Why did the blonde take her typewriter to the doctor ??
A: She thought it was pregnant because missed a period.
