Session #200 - Writing for yourself vs writing for others

Session #200 – Writing for yourself vs writing for others

Our 200th Episode! (And we totally forgot to say anything about it!?) Writing your spec script is usually a solitary task and the notes you get, you can take or leave, but what is it like to write for someone else, with their own vision, style and story requirements? We discuss the ins & outs, pros and cons, and what are some tips to help when writing for someone else.

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Session #195 - AI Summer & Season 8 Kick off

Session #195 – It’s been an AI Summer (and Season 8 Kickoff)

This summer, AI-related disruptions left the entertainment industry reeling. From video game devs and VO artists strikes over unregulated AI use to protests at Warner Bros. Studios, it’s clear that the rapid advancements in AI technology are causing major waves. In this episode, we explore the relationship between AI innovation and human creativity, and ask the question: can these two forces coexist in the world of storytelling?

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Session #185 - Fast Hollywood

Session #185 – Fast Hollywood

Fashion was the first to get “fast” with “Fast Fashion.” Then saw the rise of “Fast Publishing” and “Fast Music.” Is Hollywood the next creative realm to get to the cheap and trendy treatment? We discuss what is “fast” and how it’s going to come for Hollywood.

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Session #183 - “Full Circle” creator/screenwriter Ed Solomon

Session #183 – “Full Circle” creator/screenwriter Ed Solomon

Special guest, producer and screenwriter Ed Solomon talks about his writer’s journey and new show “Full Circle” on Max. Ed is know for writing blockbusters like “Men in Black,” “Charlie’s Angels,” and “Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure.” His latest show, the crime drama “Full Circle,” features Claire Danes, Dennis Quaid and Timothy Olyphant. 

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Interview with “Always Lola” Screenwriter/Director Jeffrey Crane Graham

Session #180 – Interview with “Always Lola” Screenwriter/Director Jeffrey Crane Graham

Writer/Director Jeffrey Crane Graham discusses his new award-winning, John Hughesian coming of age dramedy Always Lola which is premiering for rent/purchase on most streaming platforms including Amazon Prime, YouTube and AppleTV. Jeffrey also teaches screenwriting and produces and cohosts the podcast “The Screen Writing Life.”

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