Silver Linings: An L.A. Fire Story

They call it the city of sin, but I believe you find the L.A. you’re looking for. The L.A. that was always in you.
Through the Fogged Lens: Finding Truth with Val Kilmer

The tears poured from his eyes. And the pain in his face was the answer we had been chasing.
Evergreen, Ever More: What's an "Evergreen" Script?

... how-to guides, tutorials, FAQs, listicles—they’re all often considered evergreen. But what about evergreen scripts?
'Untold Wants': An Interview with Jessica Aquila Cymerman

Ingmar Bergman said theater was his faithful wife and the movies his alluring mistress. Gender roles aside, I think this is pretty accurate.
Last Gasps of the Wild West of the Internet

Bringing up the subject to a few friends, I realized we all had kept the same deep, dark secrets to ourselves.
A Film Critic's Wishlist

Consider them positive thoughts, helpful suggestions, and a few cautionary warnings regarding the pursuit of cinema in Hollywood.
Park City Heads West: Slamdance Invades L.A.

The tyranny of choice aspect hit me again. Only 144 films left to see.
All-American Asian: Finding My Place in Hollywood's Identity Politics

In recent years, as studios scramble to make up for decades of exclusion, I’ve witnessed a troubling trend: diversity has become a commodity, something to acquire and display rather than a reality to embrace.
Off the Beaten Path: An Interview with Michelle Lerner

... what we think of as a novel is actually just an accident of history.
One Location, Many Stories: Writing Contained Scripts

Having your entire story take place in one location is indeed limiting. However, it can yield extremely impressive results.
Hazy Verses and the Surrealism of Growing Up

Even when no one else in my life would lend me an ear, the page was always there for me.
Working Smarter Not Harder in Your Author Business

Numbers and processes matter and understanding why and how they matter and how to work with each is fundamental to working smarter not harder.