The All-Purpose Guide to Hollywood Assistant-ing- Part 1
I was a Hollywood assistant for almost ten years ... let’s go ahead and get the basic stuff out of the way.
Q&A: Should I Adapt My Own Book Into a Screenplay
Established IP is always the perfect place for film and TV producers to find gems that need to be adapted for the screen.
Depression Bagel
Sadness is inherent to every seed. When the flowers come, they'll be for graves or grace. No one knows.
Consultants, Contests, and Coverage—Oh My! Sorting Out the Professional Script Reader Landscape
Sounds like you need a reader, friend! But just a quick glance at all the options out there makes it pretty obvious that what a “reader” does is much less clear.
Don't Overlook Your Understory
A screenplay isn’t some mystical thing with a bazillion components. It’s something most writers can master, if you break it down to its simplest, most basic elements ...
Artist Snapshot: Emma Josephson
There's a certain kind of suspense and mystery to the forests, heavy rain clouds, and grey skies that lends itself to the thriller genre; which I love the most.
Hollywood Films Written by and About Women - Part 3
By the 90s, an increasing number of these women were finally gaining some prominence in Hollywood.
How a Great Script Paints a Whole Picture
Such brevity is all but demanded in scripts today, all the better to help readers breeze through the script, right?
Writer and Showrunner Greg Johnson on Breaking In and Staying In
... the “big break” often comes in the form of smaller, sometimes imperceptible “micro breaks.” It’s a mistake to overlook those.
Rough Ride Over the Digital Rainbow
In proportion to every dolphin that she earned as a pet in Roblox, she produced one less poem, song, or picture in real life.
Artist Snapshot: Robin Rose Singer
I think I lost about ten pounds, but I made it out feeling invincible and have never wanted to do anything else in life since.
The Queue: 365 Movies I Never Saw Because I've Spent Too Much Time on Twitter - Part 3 (March 2023)
I guess I'm a huge Martin McDonagh fan now?
Hollywood Films Written By and About Women - Part 2
" ... it was also no coincidence that when the big studios decided to unionize in the 1920s, most of those labor unions didn't allow female members."