LB’S NOTE: Speaking of most comedy writing needing to be shorter and funnier, here’s Ricky Gervais proving himself a true master of both.
More “creation stories” can be found at Fast Compajny’s YouTube Channel
LB’S NOTE: Speaking of most comedy writing needing to be shorter and funnier, here’s Ricky Gervais proving himself a true master of both.
More “creation stories” can be found at Fast Compajny’s YouTube Channel
LB’S NOTE: As a producer, story editor, teacher, contest judge, you-name-it, the most common note I’ve given writers is, hands down, this:
Could be shorter. Could be funnier.
Here’s comedy writer Cheri Steinkellner with further details on the “funnier” part. Oh, and notice that as TED TALKS go, this is pretty darn short, y’hear what I’m saying?
LB’S NOTE: Looking to conquer the animation world? The info in this article from Industrial Scripts could be just what you need to become the next William the Conqueror. (No, I don’t mean William Barr. Sheesh!)

Have you always had an affinity for animation? Do you have a story idea that you think would be perfect for an animated film? Are you simply finding that your live-action project can’t move forward, and want to see if it could be a match for animation?
Yeppers, gang, here it is, a short, snappy, and – we hope – thoroughly expert analysis of the best free screenwriting software available this year. And we don’t even have to read it. We just have to watch.
From the YouTube channel of our very good friends at Script Reader Pro
The Script Reader Pro website is here
Ready? Knives out!