Head to the classroom, day 7 is posted. Thanks to everyone for the feedback and for taking the survey. I'm getting lots of great feedback. If you haven't taken it, please do! Will be implementing updates shortly and keeping you all posted.

Here are the instructions on claiming your Free Analysis 1. Login or Create an Account 2. Inside your Dashboard, click on Entries & Events on your top navigation menu -> click Creative Entries. 3. Select Scriptmatix Screenplay Analysis. 4. Go through the checkout process to submit your Screenplay(s) for analysis. 5. Navigate back to My Entries 6. Watch this video on How to use your analysis notes in Story Engine Let me know what you think. How useful? How fun? How convenient? What kind of analysis would you benefit most from? How can I help you? Mike P.S. I have already increased your Free Plan in Scriptmatix to having the same usage as our Producer Plan. However, you are restricted to one active project. In this video, I explain how to get around it for now.

@Lauren Palmigiano thanks for the question! I'm sure you weren't the only one wondering. If anyone has any more question about how to bypass the free restrictions for this challenge, please reply here

Thanks to all of you early registrants. I'll be checking back in soon to drop some free goodies. Stay tuned!

Greetings everyone! I'm a dialogger writer. It's probably something I came up with because I was getting so tired of arriving to set on Independent films back in the late 1990s and early 2000s and half the cast didn't know their lines by the time we arrived... So I used to be slightly pittered that the independent filmmaker took all this time to get a set with people to provide cars and homes to the project but the actors didn't know all the lines. Now we're at a spot where time and money may come into play, and the actors don't know your lines... So as an independent filmmaker I focused on writing the story via dialogue and when we arrive to the location that I was able to provide for the project I knew you only had to focus on the dialogue I wrote and then we can act out in any space that is provided. Now it's hard for me to break writing dialogue only and focus on descriptions. Here's the example of the 1st independent feature film I produced. 3 years in the making , two cast, with one year of reshoot and this is the finished product 2008. I'm here to learn how to do it in a fashionably correct order... Thank you! https://youtu.be/PM7we1yYYH4?si=H0sRdZzed2dbu-Z7