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Read like a Hollywood exec. Spot what works, cut what doesn’t, and keep readers hooked. The more you read, the better you write.

Friends won’t tell you the harsh truth. Use the “Pass on It” technique: Ask why they’d reject your script. This removes pressure to be nice and gets real criticism. Fix the flaws before sending it to industry pros.

Your pilot should fully showcase your series concept, not just set it up. Hook your audience from the start—don’t save the best for later!

Discover how to define your unique voice, stand out in the industry, and become the go-to writer for the stories you love to tell.