“The Nightingale Is A Film About Revenge, But Not A Revenge Film” Says Writer/ Director Jennifer Kent
Although Jennifer Kent hails from Brisbane, Australia, she has traveled the world beside her work. She first took the spotlight with her multi-award-winning short, Monster in 2005. Her first horror feature, The Babadook screened at Sundance to much critical and audience acclaim in 2014. Now she’s back with her tender love story, The Nightingale, set […]
Nick Bernardone Swings His “Red Machete”
We’ve all heard of spinoffs, knockoffs. sequels, prequels, and jonquils. Certain TV shows have found new ways to capitalize on their success and continue to entertain audiences. The Walking Dead was a flagship show for AMC and aired for 10 seasons and gathered a large fan base. The Walking Dead Red Machete is an Emmy-nominated, […]
“The Biggest Misconception About The Film Industry Is That It Makes Sense” Says Chris Coggins, Manager At Heroes And Villains
Chris Coggins’ film and TV experience spans development and production in the feature, television and digital space. She has worked for major companies including Escape Artists (Sony) and Luc Besson’s EuropaCorp. Coggins has landed at Heroes and Villains Management where she now represents writers, actors and directors. She shared her thoughts with Creative Screenwriting Magazine […]
Screenwriter Ted Campbell Goes “Underground”
As part of Creative Screenwriting Magazine’s mission to showcase screenwriters making waves in the film world, we spoke with Ted Campbell who recently set up his thriller script Underground with Film Bridge International. Acclaimed director John Boorman (Excalibur, Deliverance) signed on and now things are moving along quite nicely. What inspired the concept of Underground? […]
How Are TV Viewing Trends Changing The Way We Watch Television?
Creative Screenwriting Magazine attended this year’s Produced By Conference at Warner Bros. Studios. We attended a comprehensive panel discussion with some industry heavy hitters who decide what TV shows are greenlit and which aren’t. The panel comprised of Jenny Groom (NBC Entertainment), Amy Israel (Showtime), Peter Micelli (eOne), Nick Pepper (Legendary Television Studios) and Michael Thorn (FOX Entertainment). The Rise Of Digital Programming With […]
