It appears that the Writers Guild of America and Creative Artists Agency have finally agreed on terms that will allow CAA to represent members once more.
Welcome back to the fold, CAA. Glad that you saw the error of fucking around and got serious about being in business with the best writers in the world at last.
When writing for television, the key to creating a successful series is creating characters the audience wants to come back and see again and again. This means they have to be interesting—maybe even quirky—and realistic.
Many writers—and most development executives—think this means the characters have to be likeable, but television history belies this. Any Sippowitz may be everyone’s favorite “fascist” cop, but is he likeable? And what about Archie Bunker?
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What has our Writers Guild done for us lately?
Glad you asked because the Guild has a wonderful answer in Writers Connect, a short newsletter members get every week. (See? Another good reason to bust your butt to qualify and join.)
Opening DayHow showrunners and writers set the tone for an inclusive room.
Here at TVWriter™ we’re pretty damn proud of how the WGAW is responding to calls for the end of the various forms of discrimination that have pervaded our society for far too long. Here’s an update.
December 8, 2020