Christopher Mallick has recently released his next big hit, a documentary film, After Porn Ends.

Aspiring screenwriters will gain insight from reading scripts and watching films and television series.  Christopher Mallick reminds all writers to protect their scripts from curious onlookers.  A script has value to the right people in the film industry.  A valet in a parking garage does not need to find a script on the front seat of a client’s car.  Christopher Mallick encourages all writers to pay close attention to the people who see the script.  Only those who can transform that script into a film should see the script.  Once a producer, like Christopher Mallick, shows interest in the script the process will move quickly.

Movie producers gain a deep appreciation for good writers.  Christopher Mallick encourages aspiring screenwriters to spend some time writing every day.  Practice develops writing skills that make a story come to life.  The opportunity to present an idea might arrive at any time or place.  Serious screenwriters will write about their experiences and offer an idea to producers, like Christopher Mallick.  Great stories draw audiences into the story.  Screenwriters are the creative geniuses who start the entire process.  Christopher Mallick produces films that cause the audience to think.  Anyone can be critical of a film, but the most difficult job of all is to write the script.