Hard-working – and very talented – producer/writer/director Matt Wilson has a tale to tell about his latest film (and an “Aw Shucks” mention about TVWriter.Com) Enjoy!
The first industry recognition I ever received came in 2001 when Larry
Brody read and liked some of my animation sample scripts that I sent to TVWriter.com. This set me on a course to eventually meeting animation producers and getting hired to write for Krypto: The Superdog. My first big break.
One of Larry Brody and TVWriter™’s favorite writers (and, for that matter, human beings) returns to this site after being away far too long with an insider tip into attracting and holding your audience. A must-read if ever there was one.
There is a body language to everything. Sure, it has different names depending on what you’re talking about, but it’s essentially all “body language.”
TVWriter™ fave indie filmmaker, Bri Castellini, has turned her talents to several creative arenas, and she has impressed us every time. It’s with true joy that we present this article on her ongoing – highly successful – experience with podcasting.
We started “Burn, Noticed,” a weekly rewatch podcast for the late 00’s USA television show “Burn Notice,” as a joke. I tweeted the title of what is now a two-year-old show spanning 73 episodes because the concept of a podcast about “Burn Notice” was funny enough to me, let alone a “Burn Notice” recap podcast called Burn, Noticed.
Kate Hackett is ranting her way to stardom. Today she takes on reboots and exposes them for the ^%$! they are.
TVWriter™ is happy to welcome back ultra-talented indie writing, directing, and acting mayven Kate Hackett, who unleashes her thoroughly justified ire in a lovely rant called I Hate USBs.