Screenwriting in Just 10 minutes a Day
Too busy to write?
You’re not as busy as you think. You have 10 minutes. 10-minutes a day is all you need to write that screenplay.
What. 10 minutes a day.
Yes. 10 minutes a day.
You’d be surprised at how much you can accomplish toward your goal of writing your screenplay if you just spend 10-minutes a day pursuing that dream.
Using The Coffee Break Screenwriter by Pilar Alessandra you can make real progress on a writing a screenplay 10 minutes at a time.
I have a copy of the book and I can tell you it is a game changer for those of us who work day jobs, come home to family, and have household chores piling up. Each chapter in the book focuses on a different aspect of the brainstorming and writing process.
- Story
- Structure
- Outline
- Character
- 1st Draft
- Dialogue
- The Rewrite
- Craft
- Final Edit
- Presentation
- The Opportunity
Each chapter provides tools and a 10 minute exercise. At the end of the exercise, Pilar summaries what you’ve accomplished.
You make progress! Slow and steady. You’ll accomplish your goal of writing your screenplay.
I’ve used this method of screenwriting. When my life was at its busiest, I was a Coffee Break screenwriter.
The book helped me keep on track. Helped me focus.
Try it!
For the price of the book, new, used or on Kindle, and 10 minutes of your time per day, you can be well on your way to completing your 1st screenplay.
10-minutes a day is all you need. Get the book. Use it to start writing!
