Greg Cope White discusses adapting his book “The Pink Marine,” the collaborative spirit in the writers’ room, his mentorship under Norman Lear, and more!

For screenwriters looking to adapt older source material, this might be a much more effective way to approach adaptations.

Luke Matheny untangles what it’s like to take on a beloved work and how writing for children provides the freedom to explore deeper themes.

Noah Hawley shares the inspiration behind such swings and how to ground a story, even in an elevated universe.

Astonishingly economical, even when it feels like it could be meandering, and has dialogue sharper than a tack that never feels like it’s talking down to the audience.

What makes everything old new again, why we keep going back, and how we can learn from it all as writers to keep it recognizable but fresh.

Filmmaker Simon Stone discusses adapting Ruth Ware’s novel, being inspired by Hitchcock, and finding your north star.

Filmmaker Kiah Roache-Turner discusses being inspired by true events, building a life-like shark, making monster movies, and more.

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If you can figure out WHY you want to write this specific idea right now, you go a long way to making your script more impactful and better.