Anatomy of a Winning Script

by Shore Scripts

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Shore Scripts created the Antomy articles in response to repeated requests to share winning scripts so that other emerging screenwriters could learn from their examples. In this article, Julia Morizawa deconstructs what made our Judges and readers select Semblance, by Bill Whirity, as the Horror category winner in 2020.

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Shore Scripts created the Antomy articles in response to repeated requests to share winning scripts so that other emerging screenwriters could learn from their examples. In this article, Julia Morizawa deconstructs what made our Judges and readers select Semblance, by Bill Whirity, as the Horror category winner in 2020.

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