Contest Judge  -  University Writing Instructor   -    9 Years Experience

Do any of these sound familiar?

• "I've put so much into it, but it's still not working. What's wrong?"
• "He said my dialogue is weak. What's that supposed to mean?"
• "I know what I'm doing wrong, but how do I fix it?"
• "I like it, but what would they think?"

There are literally hundreds of services available to read your script and give you feedback, and while they have plenty to offer, there's one thing in common that 99% don't have:

They're not Teachers.

The vast majority are screenwriters who are readers or ex-readers for studios, production companies, and agents. Their job is to read scripts and decide whether they're good enough to pass up to their bosses. They're good at what they do, and they can give you an excellent idea of how a studio or agency would evaluate your script.

But they're not Teachers.

Although the ScriptTeacher certainly does write screenplays, his job is to be your personal writing instructor. His job isn't to give your script a thumbs up or thumbs down. It's not enough to just tell you what's wrong with your script or how to fix it. His job is to analyze your script's strengths and weaknesses, let you know what's working and what isn't, and then use those challenges to show you how to improve your writing.

ScriptTeacher feedback guarantees:

• Honesty: a rigorous, point-by-point analysis of your screenplay
• Respect: thoughtful, encouraging feedback for every script
• Instruction: the focus is always on improving your writing skills

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