Screenwright has many features for the screenwriting student:

• Two learning tracks: one for "tree people" (who like to plan first) and one for "forest people" (sink-or-swim writers who like to jump right into a script). The vast majority of screenwriting books ignore the needs of "forest people."
• 12 different "modules" for easy progression through the course.
• Review of seven different screenplay paradigms, all of which emerge from beginning-middle-end storytelling.
• Step-by-step guides to writing an original screenplay (one for each learning track).
• Complete structural analysis of dozens of successful movies/scripts from half a century of movie making.
• Complete articles by Charles Deemer that were first published in Creative Screenwriting journal.
• Sample development of an original screenplay from concept to structure to selected scripted scenes - you watch over my shoulder as I write and rewrite a script - and discuss my choices along the way.
• Two complete screenplays: Between Heaven and Hell, which was optioned in summer, 1998, and its major revision a year later as Earthly Desires, which is the first script as rewritten under the supervision of a producer. Includes my discussion of the experience of making major changes in collaboration with a producer.
• Several drafts of short script written for a NY filmmaker, with comments on revisions, plus finished film available on the Internet.
• Large marketing section, including WGA-signatory agency list.
• Realistic view of building a screenwriting career.
• Always current - an electronic book can be updated as necessary. I frequently am adding more recent examples.
• Ability to save and manage bookmarks.
• Ability to print files.
• Reasonably priced at $35/$40 (in comparison, my online classes start at $270).
• And much more, in over 2M of material for screenwriting students.