Roger Corman, who passed away on May 9th at the age of 98, loved films and wanted to help bring fun stories to the screen...
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There’s a reason why a mentorship plays such a vital role in stories found within movies, television, theater, and literature—mentors mirror real life. There’s not a...
Screenwriters must be prepared for what the film/TV/streaming industries offer. Beyond the monetary compensation—far too broad of a topic to cover—it's good for novice screenwriters...
The conventional wisdom within the film industry suggests that a feature spec script—a screenplay written under the speculation that it will be sold and produced—should...
Imagine a sinister version of Ted, matched with conceptual elements from Annabelle and Child’s Play. The creative team, which includes director/co-writer Jeff Wadlow and co-writers Greg Erb and Jason...
While watching movies and television shows of different genres, you’ll quickly notice that certain character archetypes in comedies work best for particular stories. Unless the...
You can track most villain character archetypes in literature, theater, film, and television to archetypal blueprints that have been around for hundreds of years, representing...
Almost every character found in films, TV shows, and books stems from traditional—and sometimes ancient—archetypal foundations. These foundations serve as broad templates for characters that...
For horror master C. Robert Cargill and horror writer Chris Hicks, the genre is only the writer's imagination. Cargill, who started as a film critic...
TV’s biggest night, the Emmy Awards, is a celebration of the television shows we spend crucial hours of our lives anticipating, watching, and discussing. It...
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