How Diversity Informs Our Storytelling Workshops
Anyone with the price of admission and an internet connection, anywhere in the world, can now take the Save the Cat! Storytelling Workshops.
Great News from Our Two Screenplay Challenge Winners
We’ve had two Screenplay Challenges and both winners have recently shared success stories with us. We’re thrilled to report that Thomas Steventon, last year’s Grand Prize Winner for his feature script Gaijin & Samson, has found representation with Grace Ledding of Agile Entertainment. And Vincent…
New Graphic Novel from Salva Rubio
Congrats to Master Cat Salva Rubio, author of Save the Cat!® Goes to the Indies, upon this month’s English-language publication of The Photographer of Mauthausen. Check out these early reviews: “With exacting artistic detail, this complex and often disturbing history comes alive, and is at…
Screenplay Challenge Finalists!
Congrats to the Save the Cat!® Screenplay Challenge finalists in the feature film and TV pilot categories! Read more about the Save the Cat!® Screenplay Challenge and testimonials from writers. ShareTweetShareWhatsApp
The Miracles of Mighty Oak – The Synchronicity of Cinema
What do Kim Kardashian West and Kanye West have to do with the film Mighty Oak? What if I told you that Kim Kardashian West and Kanye West believe in reincarnation? What if also I told you that they believe that their son, Psalm, is…
Our Thanks to Novelist Sophie Gonzales!
See how novelist Sophie Gonzales, writer of Only Mostly Devastated, credits Save the Cat!
Author Dawood Ali McCallum Salutes Save the Cat!
Our thanks to Neil McCallum, who writes as Dawood Ali McCallum.
THE STORY OF MIGHTY OAK – Every Movie Happens for a Reason
As I write this today, I am being told that several major distributors are circling Mighty Oak.
Save the Cat! In Netflix’s You
Thanks to the writers of Netflix’s YOU for this Save the Cat! mention.
