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Follow these links to important screenwriting sites on the web for information about the Writers Guild of America, box
office results, film and television credits, the Hollywood trades, screenwriting software and more.
The WGA (consisting of East and West branches) represents screenwriters working in Hollywood and offers a wealth of helpful
information to members as well as aspiring nonmembers.
This invaluable site provides film and television credits for writers, actors, directors, producers and many others.
Look up a movie or television series to see who worked on it, or look up a producer before you meet to see what she's produced.
Box Office Numbers
Continuously updated domestic and international box office rsults for films in release, plus tons of extras, like a list
of all-time top grossers, the highest-grossing R-rated film of all time (The Passion of the Christ), the highest-grossing
subtitled film (ditto), and on and on.
Another extremely useful source of box office information. See a list of the top 100 grossing films of
all time, both in actual dollars and adjusted for inflation.
The Hollywood Trades
Track the latest hires, fires and talent deals in Hollywood on the websites of the two major trade papers.
What's Hollywood Buying?
This useful site logs script and pitch sales in Hollywood. Find out which agencies, managers and producers are
doing deals, which genres are hot, where there's a market and where they're not.
Where Can I Buy...?
Pretty much everything a screenwriter might need to buy, from how-to books to screenwriting software to those shiny brass
brads that hold our scripts together, can be found at the Writers' Store.
About Screenwriting Software
Confused by all your choices? Read a helpful review from the WGA that compares the leading screenwriting programs.
You can also visit the websites of the major players in the screenwriting software business.
Screenwriting Contests and Fellowships
Probably the two most prestigious screenwriting fellowships, each receiving thousands of applications every year, are
the Nicholl Fellowship and the Disney Fellowship. Winning one of these fellowships can jumpstart a Hollywood writing
career. Visit their sites to learn more and to find out how to apply.
Online Scripts
A giant searchable database of free online scripts.
Find movie scripts, teleplays, radio transcripts and anime scripts, or post your own unproduced script online.
A large collection of movie scripts available to read online or download.
Script Consulting
Get help writing a script that grabs Hollywood's attention from Christopher and Kathleen Riley, successful, working writers
who've done it.
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