Screenwriting is a unique form of storytelling that relies heavily on visual elements. So why aren't more of us putting effort into writing visually? Unlike novels or plays, screenplays must convey the story through images and actions rather than internal thoughts or lengthy descriptions. Yet our scripts are riddled with them. Writing visually means "showing" instead of "telling", or providing "evidence" instead of "conclusions". The goal is to create scenes that readers can

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SHOW DON'T TELL What Is Show Don't Tell "Show don't tell" is and old phrase that instructs us to create visual cues that allow our...