screenwriting

[skreen-rahyt-ing]

noun

1. the process or profession of writing screenplays.

Example Sentences

What that did — and you can’t really do it with screenwriting in the same way — it just caught a feeling.

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Dyer came across a Black Friday sale for Final Draft, the dominant screenwriting software in Hollywood, and made the purchase — “I had to delete the Sims off my computer to fit Final Draft on. That felt like killing a child. But I was like, ‘Maybe I need to grow up,’ ” she says.

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Screenwriting brothers Neil and Rob Gibbons helped Coogan to slowly fall back in love with him.

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The two moved together to L.A. after completing the screenwriting master’s program at the University of Texas at Austin in 2013.

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On top of that, Bellina and Stringer, as graduate students in their early 20s, together taught undergraduate screenwriting classes, “and I guess in a long and roundabout way those terminal degrees came around,” Bellina said.

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