Screenwriting Consultant Session

Screenplays are, of course, supposed to make sense to the reader, but they're also supposed to mean something to them. Oftentimes, what's missing in a screenwriter's script is not more analyzing and plot-fixing, but diagnosing simple moments or sections of meaning that aren't landing on the reader, and making them land. 

In other words, it's the combination of a script's functionality and its meaningfulness that makes it land for any reader. This is not unlike language itself - as language is both defined, and meaningful. 

Come work with me one-on-one, and we'll use Story as Language to deal with any feedback you've received from producers, financiers, cast, screenwriting competitions, etc. without impacting the overall integrity of what you've already put on the page.