When you get lost down the rabbit hole of research, Kevin Nelson has tips that may help you stay focused and on track.

Compelling characters are the backbones of any story. Kira-Anne Pelican, PhD explains why some characters stick in our minds more than others, and what makes a character memorable.

Host Gray Jones interviews Lee Aronsohn, co-creator and showrunner of "Two and a Half Men" and EP of "The Big Bang Theory," and actor/writer/producer/director Jason Kyle, the founders of the Creators Writing Room.

Host Gray Jones interviews Elaine Loh, TV writer on the new "Gossip Girl" and "Dynasty," and also award-winning film writer/director and actor.

The number one question on Script's readers' minds is "I've written my script, now what?" Jeanne Veillette Bowerman posed this question, and others, to the CEO of Virtual Pitch Fest, David Kohner Zuckerman, whose platform helps screenwriters get discovered.

Do you really have to live in L.A. to succeed as a screenwriter? One of Script's readers, who is now a WGA screenwriter, shares how he successfully navigates the industry from outside of L.A.

Ashley Scott Meyers talks with Writer/Director Jessie McCormack about her new TV/Web Series "Piss Off, I Love You," and discuss making movies or shorts with an iPhone and how networking at film festivals helped launch her career.

Ashley Scott Meyers talks with Horror Filmmaker Darren Lynn Bousman about his new feature "Death Of Me" (2020). Bousman has a long career as a Writer/Director, his credits include "Saw II," "Saw III" and the upcoming "Spiral" (2021).

Michael Hauge explains the three most common mistakes screenwriters make in Act I that make a story fizzle fast.

Having evaluated hundreds of scripts and coached hundreds of screenwriters over the years, Dave Trottier shares 20 screenwriting myths that don’t square with reality.