screenwriting

[skreen-rahyt-ing]

noun

1. the process or profession of writing screenplays.

Example Sentences

After earning a master’s degree in screenwriting in 1999 at Loyola Marymount, Volman soon moved into teaching, eventually becoming an associate professor at the Mike Curb College of Entertainment & Music Business at Belmont University in Nashville, Tenn.

From Los Angeles Times

Still, the rise of AI could shrink the workforce at certain companies, fueling anxiety among various professions such as screenwriting and coding.

From Los Angeles Times

The film is directed by Italy's own Luca Guadagnino, whose previous credits include Call Me by Your Name, Challengers and A Bigger Splash, while the script is written by actress Nora Garrett in her screenwriting debut.

From BBC

The film is the second in a planned trilogy of lesbian B-movie collaborations between Ethan Coen and his wife and screenwriting partner, Tricia Cooke, following last year’s “Drive-Away Dolls,” also starring Qualley.

From Salon

Born in Chicago to an immigrant mother and an American father, Russell initially studied engineering, but quietly taught himself screenwriting.

From Los Angeles Times