40 years worth of TV writing experience and info, yours for the taking.
…Even if you’ve never been arrested!
Thankfully, screenwriting isn’t just about “writing what you know.” It’s obviously also about creating and recreating worlds that you might have zero experience of.
Grammarcheck.Net continues to delight us with its helpful tips for writers of all media. Here’s the latest example.
Some of the visualizations here are a bit off, but it’s fascinating to these ratings over the years, especially how new broadcast and cable networks changed…well, they changed everything.
Extraordinary!
Oh, here’s a bonus we found, also very cool.
Nathan Bransford, one of TVWriter™’s favorite writers and writing consultants is here with some thoughts about the fear many (all?) of us are living with right now.
One of the things I’ve noticed lately is that amidst the pandemic I’ve started worrying a ton about very small things.
Looking for a new perspective on diversity? Here it is.
Until my brain injury in 2013, I lived my life as a cis-gendered white male. Apart from my experience with disability, which I admit was eye-opening, I’m about as diversity-challenged as a human being can get. I went to boarding school, for crying out loud. Nevertheless, my approach to writing characters has earned me a reputation as someone who provides fantastic performance opportunities to underrepresented people.