Do Dark Times Call for Dark Stories
We can’t recognize escapism any more when hard truths are staring back at us every morning in the mirror.
Balancing Art and Ambition
Can you fully unlock your imagination if your mind is obsessed with success?
Q&A: I Wrote a Screenplay ... Now What?
I’m excited for you, believe me, but hold up a second here and let’s have a little talk.
Just Say No
I spent weeks, each time making all these changes in the desperate hope that one of these “artists” he was pitching it to would buy it.
Adapting a Screenplay Into a Graphic Novel
During one pitch, we were asked if our screenplay was based on a graphic novel. The answer was no, but it had crossed our minds to adapt it in the opposite direction.
Damian Lahey Shares Insights on the Indie Filmmaking Landscape
If you’re a filmmaker, you’re either creating content or over in the corner crying.
Putting the Silver in the Silver Screen
At his age, he had plenty of wisdom to draw upon and apply to the characters he was auditioning to play.
The Art of Sports and the Sport of Arts
Did you catch that? “Mediocrity is … unacceptable.” And if this were the case, or the perception in 1873, how much more does this apply today?
How To Make a Short Film Without Going (Totally) Crazy
Just because a film is short doesn’t mean that it’s easy or cheap to produce. Like any film, it’s a complex, potentially stressful, and complicated undertaking.
Through Music, Israelis and Palestinians Fight for Equality
"Peace is not going to rain on us. Peace is something we have to make. We have to build it. It's going to take sacrifice."
Why Is A Writing Sample So Important?! Duh, ‘Cuz You’re a Writer
The writing had to stand on its own. Nobody gave a crap if I was cool.
Everything I Know About Writing a Nonfiction Book Proposal
I thought I should get to work on the whole manuscript and maybe a query, too. Oh, my giddy cousins, was I wrong.
The Right Name
They’re the reasons Luke and Darth felt right ... So where do you find these potentially script-worthy names?