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Sean Wathen
Read InkTip's interview with screenwriter and producer Sean Wathen, who has over 20 options through InkTip. He provides thoughtful advice on networking, screenwriting, and when you know your script is ready to market. Read More

What will you be watching?
The InkTip team has compiled a list of ten movies and shows to check out this Halloween, from recent hit series and animated classics to cult favorites and nostalgic '90s gems. Read More
Choose filmmaking equipment for your next indie film with five practical picks for cameras, lenses, lighting, and sound, plus advice on buying or renting. Read More
Compare the best cameras for independent filmmakers, with practical advice on recording formats, stabilization, lenses, and the full cost... Read More

Michele Noble and Benny Davis
Two Cinequest Screenwriting Competition finalists share the habits, mindsets, and creative choices that helped shape award-worthy screenplays. Read More
Networking is crucial when it comes to establishing a career in filmmaking or television. Whether you’re attending a film festival, industry mixer, conference, or simply connecting with other creatives online, we’ve compiled some networking strategies that can help create lasting professional relationships. Read More
Learn how to make your script stand out to producers by strengthening your logline, synopsis, genres, script upload, and writer profile. Read More
Interactive storytelling in Hollywood is changing how writers, studios, and audiences think about narrative. From choice-based video games and Netflix’s Bandersnatch to mobile microdramas that let viewers chat with characters, stories are no longer always designed to end when the credits roll. Read More
The importance of Loglines and Pitches cannot be overstated. They are your introduction, your hook, your chance to make a first impression that says, “I’m serious and I know what I’m doing.” Read More
With the Oscars this weekend, we thought it would be worthwhile to highlight some of our favorites here at InkTip! We asked some of our staff which films stood out to them from last year. Read More
