So let’s break down how to give GOOD feedback that actually HELPS the filmmaker – without making them wish they never even picked up a camera. What is “good” feedback? Good feedback is constructive, and it is best given when a project is still a work-in-progress.

Constructive feedback is that thing we writers, filmmakers and all artists have a love-hate relationship with. Here's a personal story that encapsulates my approach: When I was a 19-year-old film student, I gave my boyfriend a script for feedback.

Showing people your film in progress can seem intimidating, but it’s an important step in the post-production process. Here are our best tips to help you prepare for a successful feedback screening.

Writing amazing screenplay coverage and feedback is an art unto itself. It takes practice, discipline, and well thought out execution. It is far from just voicing an opinion on a screenplay — anyone can do that.

Discover how to give effective feedback in film with our guide on professional communication and collaboration in the industry.