How to Become a Screenwriter | The Ultimate Guide (Ep. 20)

[@aynursezer-n4c]

A very sincere and successful explanation.

[@shranjayarora]

Fantastic advice!!! Especially the low budget tip ✌️

[@jayboidful]

I loved Seda's use of personal examples of Karma in her own life. She was being courageous in telling of her cheating on her boyfriend. She is very personable and caring. Whether the viewer believes in Karma or not, he/she knows for sure that Seda does! And that's where the validation comes through.

[@scriptalchemist]

@@jayboidful thanks so much :)

[@TinaFieldHoweCreative]

Thanks for this, Seda, your firsthand experience helps me not feel so alone and also assures me that I haven't taken any "wrong steps." :)

[@scriptalchemist]

@@TinaFieldHoweCreative So glad to hear that it helped 🥰🌟

[@SusyRohrscheib]

Hi Seda, this was super informative. Thank you. I’m curious about the one year program that your friend went to. Does it still exist? I really want to go to a film school but can’t afford it. I’m still early in the game so I know I have a ton to still learn. And thank you for the tips they are definitely helpful and now I know where to start and what to do. That was funny with the sound disruption 😂 you played that so well. Your story is amazing. To go from a chemical engineer to a screenwriter. I understand where your parents are coming from because I’m a mom myself so I totally get it. But you do have to follow your dreams. Because you are right you only live once so why waste it. God has given us specific special talents and yours was obviously writing and now look at you. You have built a career and are successful at it. I applaud you for taking that leap of faith and pursuing it. I’m giving myself one year to learn the craft and setting myself deadlines and a schedule to continue to educate myself. I’m going to be patient and not give up and hopefully one day I can say I’m a screenwriter. Thanks again for all the tips. May god continue to bless you on this journey. Talk to you soon 😊

[@scriptalchemist]

@@SusyRohrscheib Thank you so much for being here!! I think that program is called AFA in Screenwriting. I’m so glad talking about my journey and sharing these tips was helpful! I’ll continue to share everything that I think will be useful✨

[@jayboidful]

If there is anyone I want to show me the ropes of screenwriting, it's Seda. She's the real deal! You can trust her. She's been there and takes no prisoners.