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Screenplays
Creator Peter Craig talks the “tragic love story” of Dope Thief and the heart of adaptations.
The latest installment in the Mission: Impossible series boasts a long runtime and massive action sequences, with storytelling tricks we can study.
Television
Co-creators Elliot Wolf and Tim Walsh discuss their creative partnership and transforming a short-form idea into a 30-minute drama.
Showrunner Tony Tost discusses the creative process behind the second season of ‘Poker Face’.
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Bryan Young explores lessons to be learned from “28 Years Later,” including storytelling through allusion, using a five-act structure, and incorporating complex themes.
How the fifth series in the “Star Trek” universe set a course for breaking the sci-fi mold.
Interviews
Susan Kouguell interviews Joel Perez, recipient of the COLECTIVO, a new filmmaker program through Tribeca Studios and the Miranda Family Fund, about his short film Villa Encanto at Tribeca Festival.
Susan Kouguell chats with the award-winning writer and director about her feature film debut, blending lightness and darkness in her writing, and more.
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When your life as a writer doesn’t match expectations, how do you keep going? Jeanne Veillette Bowerman shares words of motivation.
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Check out this month’s course offerings led by Script University’s industry experts!
Metaphor is a secret weapon that can elevate your script from good to unforgettable. Discover how to add emotional depth, visual symbols, and resonant themes.
Rebecca Norris Resnick shares all of the low-budget for free film festival entry fees available to indie filmmakers, plus their deadlines to enter.
Here’s another trilogy of W questions that should be just as important for any writer of screenplays or TV pilots preparing to pitch.
