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What's up, guys. Just want to let you know that Manager Tracker has launched. It's a free, mostly crowd-driven website to keep track of what scripts managers are reading in Hollywood. The purpose of Manager Tracker is to provide a monthly summary of the spec scripts requested, read and sent out...

We review the pilot episode of Haywire from a scriptwriting perspective. http://www.philgaryarts.com/13/post/2013/10/web-series-review-haywire-pilot-episode.html

A tip on how to inject amusing conflict into your scenes. http://www.philgaryarts.com/13/post/2013/10/screenwriting-snippet-how-to-add-conflict-to-your-scenes-embarrassment.html

Our logline review service has been locked indefinitely at $15, at which price writers receive feedback from the perspective of not only the industry and an audience, but also a professional script consultant. Alternatively, writers may customize the review to incorporate industry and script...

Screenwriting lessons from the movie Unknown. http://www.philgaryarts.com/pg-arts-blog.html

There are many examples of Broad Comedy in movies. This blog entry is one such example. What is your favorite display of Broad Comedy in film? http://www.philgaryarts.com/13/post/2013/10/screenwriting-snippet-broad-comedy.html

There are many examples of Broad Comedy in screenwriting. This blog entry is one such example. What is your favorite display of Broad Comedy in screenwriting / films? http://www.philgaryarts.com/13/post/2013/10/screenwriting-snippet-broad-comedy.html

This blog entry demonstrates an entertaining and meaningful method by which to introduce a supporting character into your screenplay / film. IndieTalk users are invited to share their own inventive methods of addressing secondary character introductions in their screenplays...