<p>Musicals sometimes have singing and songs when there’s normally talking, which makes them fun screenplays to write. One thing you might want to do is make your characters have a reason to be good at singing, otherwise, get ready to suspend your disbelief. The guys do script surgery on The Hunger Games: Mockingjay — Part 1, and Ryan presents his idea, “The Shocking Conclusion” in Logline Cage Match.</p>

Musicals sometimes have singing and songs when there’s normally talking, which makes them fun screenplays to write. One thing you might want to do is make your characters have a reason to be good at singing, otherwise, get ready to suspend your disbelief. The guys do script surgery on The Hunger Games: Mockingjay — Part 1, and Ryan presents his idea, “The Shocking Conclusion” in Logline Cage Match.

<p>Musicals sometimes&nbsp;have&nbsp;singing and songs&nbsp;when there’s normally talking, which makes them fun screenplays to write. One thing you might want to do is make your characters have a reason to be good at singing, otherwise, get ready to suspend your disbelief. The guys do script surgery on The Hunger Games: Mockingjay —&nbsp;Part 1, and Ryan presents his idea, “The Shocking Conclusion” in Logline Cage Match.</p>

0035: Musicals

The Screenplay Writers is a master class in writing screenplays by two screenplay writers who, between them, have crafted dozens upon dozens. And that doesn’t include the dozens more they’ve brainstormed. Join Ryan and Nathan as they share their vast stores of knowledge on the essential elements of a successful screenplay—as well as the challenges of the revered profession. Yeah, there are a few!

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