“Write What You Love And What Scares You” Stacy Osei-Kuffour Discusses Writing On Emmy-Nominated ‘Pen15’
There is no shortage of TV shows dealing with the awkwardness and changes involved with being a teenager. Pen15 (that’s a number at the end, not letters) was created by Casual actress Maya Erskine who plays the eponymous role of Maya and Anna Konkle (Rosewood, Maron). Note, these accomplished actresses, now well past their teen […]
Finding A Home For Your Film Or TV Series
Creative Screenwriting Magazine attended this year’s Produced By Conference at Warner Bros. Studios to discuss the current state of our industry. We attended a comprehensive panel discussion with some senior industry executives on the future of producing film and TV shows… and everything in between. The panel comprised of Dan Goor (Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Parks and Recreation), Dee Harris-Lawrence (David Makes Man), Leslye Headland (Russian Doll), Alexandra […]
Jed Mercurio Discusses His Emmy-Nominated TV Drama “Bodyguard”
Bodyguard is a gritty political crime thriller that’s finally receiving the accolades it deserves. It’s been nominated in the Best Drama Series category for the 2019 Emmys. The show’s creator and showrunner, Jed Mercurio, is also known for creating the award-winning Line Of Duty for BBC. Hot on the heels of his Emmy nomination he […]
Up Close And Personal With Guillermo Del Toro
Explore Guillermo del Toro’s creative process for Scary Stories Netflix. Discover his inspiration, filmmaking techniques, and horror storytelling approach
“Animation Is Similar To Silent Film So Tell Your Story Visually” Kelly Asbury On ‘UglyDolls’
Kelly Asbury is no stranger to the animation world. He boasts work on a long list of animated movies including Toy Story, Frozen and Wreck-It Ralph. He also directed the Oscar-nominated Shrek 2 and Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron for Dreamworks. Most recently, Asbury directed UglyDolls, the animated feature which is currently on wide digital release. […]
