Alex Blumberg, Creative Screenwriting Magazine Unique Voices Grand Prize Winner Talks “Back Fires”
Alex’s past life as a video journalist and documentary filmmaker in eastern-bloc Europe focused his lens on societies in transition. His historical TV dramas peel back layers of history to explore the effects of macro-historical forces on individual relationships, dreams, and aspirations. His documentary work includes the award-winning 2016 short Generation Emigration and the 2020 feature […]
“Women Can Be Walter White Too” Film maker Chris Pittas On ‘Scorpions’
Chris Pittas is making waves in the screenwriting circuit, most recently with his thriller feature Scorpions which has garnered him placements in various prestigious contests and fellowships. He also made a short called Art Kills, and is currently in pre-production for his indie feature called Scars. We caught up with him to discuss his strategy […]
“There’s No Language For The Visa Of Storytelling” Says Lucy Luna
Lucy’s multi award-winning feature script, Sophie & Valentina, has led her to the beginning of her professional writing journey, having won the 2019 HBOAccess Writing Fellowship, the ScreenCraft Fellowship, invited to the prestigious International Screenwriters’ Association Development Slate, and placing on the Young & Hungry List. Her written and directed short horror film, We’re All Here, found […]
The 10 Commandments Of Goal-Setting For Screenwriters
Ready to level up your career? Discover actionable screenwriting goals to help you build solid screenwriter habits, stay focused, and finish your script.
Nat Moonhill Discusses Bartleby & Clo Forever! Their Creative Screenwriting Animation Screenwriting Competition Winning Entry
Nat Moonhill has a experimental theater background in New Orleans before migrating to Los Angeles. We spoke to them about their adult animation TV pilot that garnered the Grand Prize in the Creative Screenwriting Animation Screenplay Competition. What was the personal and creative inspiration behind Bartleby & Clo? It’s a cliché, but the […]
