Throughout the years I have come across many articles and sites that have helped me become a better writer. These are the ones I have found most useful. I hope you find them as enlightening as I have.
Cinematic Writing & Writing Action
Tips For Writing Action Scenes
How to Write a Fight Scene
John Wick Fight Scenes
Writing Action Sequences
Write Great Action Lines
Cinematic writing
How to Write Lean Dramatic Writing
Directing the Director
AKA Cinematic Storytelling
Character Descriptions
Format Action Paragraphs
Don't Make These Mistakes
Anatomy of a Fight Scene
Tips for a Great Script
Rule of Three
Backstory Rationing
Hero's Wound
Protagonist Motivation
Endings
Character Arc
Unlikable Protagonists
The Love Interest
Developing Character
Supporting Characters
Detail Matters
Tips for a Great Script 1
Tips for a Great Script 2
Crafting Scenes
Blockbuster Tips
Scene Descriptions
Dialogue Dont's
Villain's Journey
Developed Antagonist
Creating Conflict
Chuck gives great advice, but uses vulgar language. Just a warning.
Chuck: Exposition
Chuck: Story Stakes
Chuck: Antagonist
Chuck: Leaving Clues
Bonus: Chuck on Characters (http://terribleminds.com/ramble/2014/01/13/25-things-a-great-character-needs/)
Giving & Receiving Feedback
Handling Feedback
Criticism
Giving Useful Feedback
Feedback (Good & Bad)
Marketing
AKA The writing we have to do after we've written a great script
Synopsis
Logline Generator
Treatment & Outline Examples
Logline Dos & Don'ts
Loglines Made Simple
Tips for Every Area of Filmmaking
Useful Websites
Format Answers for Every Situation
Writing Advice
Post Scripts for Free
Producers Seeking Scripts
Great for Networking
