So, you’ve written a script. Well done, but you’re not done. Give it a couple of days. Read it again. Yeah, not the magnum opus you were expecting, is it? Not to worry, though, it’s all part of the process. This ten-step guide will take you from a terrified newbie with imposter syndrome into a confident and inspired writer ready to take on their next challenge.

Not only are the Script Lab gone, but their whole script library has disappeared with them. Hundreds of screenplays dating back nearly a century, gone forever. It’s a huge blow to new and emerging writers everywhere.

A couple of weeks ago, I thought I’d make a stab at writing a script report. My aim was to write a report for Inside Out, but from the perspective of Illumination, the home of all things Minion. Instead, after reading the screenplay, I was overwhelmed with the urge to write something else.

Once upon a time, Jon Favreau made two Iron Man movies. Kenneth Branagh made a Thor movie. Joss Whedon made two Avengers movies.

Looking more specifically at Phase 05 of the MCU, the voices of creative individuals couldn’t be more clearly diminished.

So what does ‘tabloid tone, textbook accuracy’ actually mean?