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Posted on 4 July 201915 January 2021

A Scriptwriter’s Toolbox

Volts & Volatility by Erika Messan

Knowing what sells is essential if you want to write a successful script, so a key part of a scriptwriter's toolbox is to read as many scripts as possible written by others. It also becomes less disheartening when you see that some of the most successful films and TV shows contained ideas in early drafts …

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VISSINITI is the website of Margaret Murphy, an aspiring scriptwriter based in London who has an obsessive interest in anything masquerading as an asteroid or comet. She has spent countless hours watching, rewatching and writing about asteroid and comet disaster movies, but also posts rambling reviews of random TV dramas. She aspires to finishing a script and having an asteroid named after her—no matter how insignificantly small and lumpy. She is a Fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society and the Geological Society of London..