Interview: Vimi Bajaj

I wanted to write about the various ways that misogyny and patriarchal mindsets are embedded within the Indian culture. And I wanted this to encompass all levels of class and construct.
Art in Politics: An Abridged History - Propaganda

What happens when that art goes from simply being influenced by politics to explicitly endorsing a political opinion? That, comrades, is when art becomes propaganda.
Homework 4evr

Here’s your homework: get to thinking. And seeing. And separating you from yourself so the two can finally meet.
"The Last of Us, Part II" - An Analysis of Perspective in Storytelling

These games taught me a valuable lesson about the importance of perspective and POV in storytelling. The lessons go much further than that. This game may have actually changed my outlook on life.
The Burdens Your Characters Bear

One of the key insights for crafting characters that feel real is determining what weighs on their mind as they go about their day – their burdens.
The Anatomy of Secondary Characters

We throw obstacles into their paths that they cannot hope to overcome with these particular flaws. Merciless creators! Is this the way to treat someone you love?
Artist Snapshot: Kelsey Krasnigor

My dad is thankful my copious hours in front of a television as a child can now be justified with a career in television.
Film Festival Advice (From a Recovering Wasteful Submitter)

Do I have key art chock-full of laurels? Sure. Do any of those laurels actually mean anything to anyone? Um … let’s move on.
Community-Building for the Timid

I couldn’t escape the thought that maybe I just didn’t have the personality to make it as a screenwriter.
Don't Fall in Love with the Letters on the Door

Once you’ve had five meetings with managers, who do you get the best vibe from? Which of them showed the most passion for your career? Who do you feel is going to work the hardest for you?
"I Found My Voice While Fighting to Breathe"

When we’re on the brink of losing it all, we find out who we really are and what we’re made of.
Palate Cleansing: The Art of Writing Novels and Screenplays

The death knell of a writer is to become bored, or even worse, blocked. I’ve avoided this plague by keeping myself challenged and engaged in different mediums.
Academy Award-Nominated Filmmaker Tomm Moore: Mythology, Storytelling and Animation

"Animation is so close to the language of dreams, and the language of dreams is so close to the language of mythology."
Artist Snapshot: Neil Garguilo

In one home I was raised by Nintendo, in the other Comedy Central, MTV, and Conan.