Nick is a TV Comedy and Animation writer originally from Australia, where he wrote for 3 seasons of late-night comedy and taught screenwriting at the University of Melbourne. Since moving…
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It’s well known how hard it can be to break in as a screenwriter. One way to give yourself a leg up is by entering screenwriting contests to build credibility…
Attention screenwriters and filmmakers! If you have a short film you haven’t yet released, or one that’s collecting dust because you don’t know how to get it out to the…
When Gina Gionfriddo isn’t almost winning the Pulitzer Prize for Drama (a finalist in 2009 and 2013), she’s writing for television. She’s written a number of episodes for various Law…
Got an agent? If so, this one’s for you. At the ScreenCraft Writers Summit in Atlanta earlier this year, Diana Ossana, the co-writer of the Academy Award-winning screenplay for Brokeback…
Cheers, which ran from 1982 to 1993, is considered by many comedy masters to be one of the best sitcoms ever made — if not the best. Ken Levine wrote…
The most commercially successful female filmmaker ever, Nancy Meyers, recently called in to Yale Podcast Network’s To Live and Dialogue in LA, for what would be her first time on any…
“Stop thinking of writing as art. Start thinking of writing as work.” – Paddy Chayefsky It would have been a dream come true for Aaron Tracy, host of Yale Podcast…
Screenwriter Stephany Folsom was one rejected script away from packing it all in and giving up on her Hollywood dream. Six years later, she’s huddled up with the magic-makers of…
“My entire life has been: I can do the practical thing or I can gamble on myself,” Ed Solomon says in the second part of his illuminating and engaging interview…
