Daily Dialogue — December 26, 2016 “Now, you listen to me. We all have a destiny. Nothing just happens, it’s all part of a plan. I should have died out there with my men. But…
Wanted: Daily Dialogue themes for 2017! Join this series’ tradition with your suggestions and see your name in print!
Interview (Part 6): Jon Spaihts A 6 part series featuring one of Hollywood’s most sought after screenwriters.
Lawrence, another consideration re writing a book: It gives you a second bite at the apple. Also this: Even if you can’t get a book published by traditional publisher, you can self-publish.
Daily Dialogue theme next week: Failure Join the Daily Dialogue team: 3,145 consecutive days and counting.
Interview (Part 5): Jon Spaihts A 6 part series featuring one of Hollywood’s most sought after screenwriters.
Saturday Hot Links Time for the 269th installment of Saturday Hot Links, your week’s essential reading about movies, TV, streaming, Hollywood, and other…
Daily Dialogue — December 24, 2016 “Mommy told me if things don’t turn out just the way you want them to the first time, you’ve still got to believe. And I kept believing…
Interview: Adam Kolbrenner (Madhouse Entertainment) The entire January 2013 interview series with the manager and producer.
Interview (Part 4): Jon Spaihts A 6 part series featuring one of Hollywood’s most sought after screenwriters.
“Things I Learned From Watching ‘La La Land’” 5 screenwriting lessons in this guest post from Lance Morgan.
Writing Goals: 2017 [Part 10] — Trust The Process 10 part series for writers to consider what we did in 2016 and will do in 2017.
David, communication — as you suggest — is key. Since I just saw ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’ yesterday — again! — this time in a movie theater, let me bring that up as a point of reference…
Writing and the Creative Life: “The Power of Structured Procrastination” The dreaded P word. Here’s one way to take it on… and be productive.
Daily Dialogue — December 23, 2016 “You know what’s even tricksier than pretending to be sick? Because you’re gonna… play dead.”
First of all, Chris, I applaud you seizing this moment. If you go through this entire series, create a calendar like I suggested with Clay (see above response), and go at it every day so writing…
