Amongst Screenwriters it is well known that writing for television, especially soaps and dramas, can be the most stable form of income for a practicing writer and the quickest way to rack up those airtime credits. However unlike film radio or theatre, writing for T.V is not for the faint hearted. Deadlines will make or break you, the field is highly competitive and the worklife is fast paced. The harsh reality of working in the world of television is if you can't keep up their will be hundreds of other budding writers baying for your position. Every episode has to be a winner and as the generator of ideas the soul responsibility for a successful series rests with you.

So to help you survive the TV industry you can find helpful articles below. Storylining for TV is a highly rewarding experience, all you need is the right tools in your mental kit to keep you creating high quality scripts.