The End of the Tour: A Road Trip with David Foster Wallace
Donald Margulies discusses the difference between writing plays and screenplays, the responsibility of the writer to verisimilitude, and writing a 70s movie for the 2010s.
By Daniel Mintz. The End of The Tour is fast becoming the most popular independent release of 2015. Directed by James Ponsoldt (The Spectacular Now), and adapted from journalist David Lipsky’s memoir Although Of Course You End Up Becoming Yourself, the film follows Lipsky’s time spent profiling the late great novelist David Foster Wallace for […]
Craig Johnson & Mark Heyman on Writing ‘The Skeleton Twins’: Screenplay Structure, Dark Comedy, and Character-Driven Storytelling
Outlining and Tone From Writing The Skeleton Twins.
Craig Johnson & Mark Heyman reveal how they crafted The Skeleton Twins’ darkly funny, emotionally raw screenplay in this must-read interview.
Inside Screenwriting with James Hart: Working With Coppola & Spielberg
Epic's James V. Hart on Great Directors and Adaptations.
Screenwriter James Hart shares Hollywood career insights, writing for Coppola and Spielberg, and top screenwriting tips. Read now!
Adam Goldberg Interview: Real Events That Inspired ‘The Goldbergs’
Adam F. Goldberg on creating The Goldbergs, from truth to fiction.
TV writer Adam Goldberg reveals how real-life events inspired The Goldbergs shaping the popular family comedy series for TV fans.
Michelle Morgan Interview: “Girl Most Likely” Role, Character & Acting Process | Comedy-Drama Film
Advice on imitating life through art and the personal screenplay
Michelle Morgan discusses her role in ‘Girl Most Likely,’ exploring character development, cast chemistry, and her approach to bringing comedic depth to drama.
