Joy Cheriel Brown compares the adaptation "Love, Simon" to its source novel, exploring the choices the screenwriters made in adapting the book into a movie.

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Diane Drake, screenwriter of "What Women Want," examines the power and importance of the internal transformational moment of the story's hero.

Ray Morton shares guidelines on choosing if you should write a screenplay for art or for commerce.

Heather Taylor gives an overview of Evil, a new CBS series by the Robert and Michelle King, featured at the 2019 Tribeca TV Festival in New York City.

Heather Taylor interviews Sherry White, Showrunner of CBC's Little Dog about writing room tips, breaking into television and more!

Comedy guru Evan Smith explains how bad decisions can become a writer’s best friend.

Showrunner of Upstairs Amy Duana Taha discussing the showrunning process for a digital series, what it’s like working with brands, and how you navigate that as a creator.

Bryan Young talks with screenwriter/director of "Knives Out," Rian Johnson, about creating set-ups and pay-offs, his writing process, and analyzing classic movies.

Writer/Director/Actor Lisa Van Dam-Bates talks with Ashley Scott Meyers about the Body Horror movie Marla (AKA Marla Mae). This female filmmaker discusses how Reproductive Rights influenced her feature debut.

Susan Kouguell speaks with "Parasite" editor Jin-mo Yang about his collaboration with Director Bong Joon Ho, defying the rules of genre, and finding the rhythm of the film.

Natalia Megas talks with writer-actor India Ennenga about her college degree in writing and her insights into a varied artist career.

Ray Morton shares guidelines on choosing if you should write a screenplay for art or for commerce.

Writer/Director/Actor Wendy McColm talks about her debut comedy movie Birds Without Feathers. She discusses why filmmakers need to get their contracts in order, and what it takes to get an indie film made.

While it requires an enormous investment of time and energy, it is possible to network your way to a screenwriting career.

Barri Evins interviews writers David Diamond & David Weisman revealing their unique techniques that elevate scripts and propelled them to career success.