How to Write Horror: Monster in the House Subgenres
Learn how to writer horror films using the Save the Cat Monster in the House subgenres.
My Shard of Glass: How Save the Cat!® Saved My Novel
See how Christopher G (Topper) Jones learned to write "All That Glisters" in a Save the Cat! Beat Sheet Workshop.
Emmy Noms for Paris Barclay and Natasha Lyonne!
Congratulations to STC friends Paris Barclay and Natasha Lyonne on their Emmy nominations.
Save the Cat! Super Panel
Take a deep dive into story structure with the live webinar featuring Jessica Brody, author of Save the Cat! Writes a Novel and Save the Cat! Writes a Young Adult Novel, and Jamie Nash, author of Save the Cat! Writes for TV and the Save...
Save the Cat! on the WGAE Picket Line
Save the Cat's Anna and Jason Kolinsky joined WGA picketers, including Stephen Colbert, in front of Warner Bros Discovery in Manhattan on June 13.
What You Can Learn From the Good Dialogue of The Bad Batch
To write great dialogue, apply the “Dialogue Test” championed by Blake Snyder in Save the Cat! to make sure that each line reveals a distinct character.
Succession & Barry – 6 Ways to Write Characters You Love to Hate
How to establish characters that have flaws to overcome, things to fix in their lives, and reasons to root for--essential for a story to work.
FREE TOOL ALERT: The Save the Cat! Beat Sheet Mapper
We've improved our Beat Mapper, which calculates where the beats fall in your story according to its length.
Play with the Cat: Experimenting with Layers, Loops, and Chopped Harmonies in Story Structure
Learn how to experiment in storytelling using story structure in playful ways, as in Mario Moreno's KILLA, A Mixtape Novella
