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Writing Style 101: How to Discover YOUR Own Unique Voice

We are able to identify the distinct writing styles of our favorite screenwriters. Styles that make us love their stories. Quentin Tarantino‘s masterful monologues. Aaron Sorkin‘s long sequences of quick-paced dialogue. Sofia Coppola‘s ethereal, stylistic realism. Their style is so distinct on the page that we as viewers can identify it on the screen. It makes them stand out. In the film industry, standing out can mean the difference between making it and breaking it. It’s what will make what

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