Posts tagged Writing rom-coms
To Pants or to Plot: That is the Question (When Writing Romance Screenplays)

Are you a plotter or a pantser? When it comes to writing romance screenplays—especially holiday or made-for-TV love stories—your approach can make or break the emotional arc. In this post, we explore the pros and cons of both writing styles, plus tips for finding the perfect balance between planning and spontaneity.

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5 Dialogue Mistakes that Kill Romantic Tension (and How to Fix Them)

Struggling to create romantic chemistry in your screenplay? You might be making common dialogue mistakes that ruin the tension between your leads. In this blog post, discover 5 dialogue pitfalls that can flatten your love story — and learn how to fix them fast with screenwriting tips designed for made-for-TV romance writers. Perfect for Hallmark-style scripts, rom-coms, and holiday movies.

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5 Mistakes New Romance Screenwriters Make (And How to Fix Them)

When I started writing romance movies for TV, my scripts had too much of everything. Too many speaking roles, too many one-off locations, and conflict that came out of nowhere. Sound familiar? If you're dreaming of writing your own Hallmark or Lifetime-style hit, here are 5 common mistakes that can tank your script (and how to fix them before your producer throws it across the room).

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