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Rewriting is essential for serious writers—especially those that write narrative works like screenplays. First draft screenplays frequently miss the 90 to 120-page length new writers must respect. You'd probably tell your story more succinctly in subsequent drafts. A first draft does not equal a final draft. Make yourself rewrite it.


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