Don’t get all snippy, people. We’re perfectly entitled to show you this movie trailer on a television writing site. This clip is all about appealing to the contemporary audience, and for God’s sakes, everybody knows that the reason we all have such short attention spans is those ADHD writers from SESAME STREET.
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The Adventures of Jack Kirby & Ed Wood
Not a true life adventure! Totally made up! But a real video that will make any fanboy squee!
‘The King & The Worst’ – by TeamTVWriter Press Service
One of our minions sent us the URL to this astounding work. How he found it, we don’t know. Here’s what the YouTube entry has to say:
Secrets of TV Series Negotiating
Ken Levine explains (even though he still can’t explain, erm, us):
The MODERN FAMILY cast holdout – by Ken Levine
This is a Friday Question I’ve received so often this week that I want to devote the entire post to it…“It sounds like the cast (at least the adults) on Modern Family are working together (well, actually NOT working together) in an effort to renegotiate their contracts (and did I use enough parentheses in this sentence?).
Nikita Season 2 Episode 1 – Recap and Review
BY ANTHONY MEDINA
**This episode originally aired in September 2011. If you are unfamiliar with the series, be aware this review contains spoilers.**
“Remember this, I did this because I care.” – Nikita
Season two of Nikita dives back into the game one month after last season’s explosive finale and all the players are back for more. But the lines have been blurred and the aptly titled “Game Change” sets off to pin our heroes against each other in a flurry of pretty people and kung-fu awesomeness.
You Don’t Have to Go to Film School to Produce a TV Pilot
by Corinna Mendis
As a new independent TV writer and producer, I’ve learned a lot about the process, without even taking a film class. The irony is that as an undergrad I went to NYU, which is known for its film school…but I went for psychology, not film.
Growing up, I always wanted to be an actress. I would get all the neighborhood kids together, write one-act plays (mostly about my dog), then get everyone together in my basement and put on a show for my stuffed animals. As I got older, my passion for acting grew, as I took acting classes at the community theatre, played the lead in the high school plays, sang my way through Guys and Dolls, and drove into Manhattan for head shots.