How Much Creative Risk Should Screenwriters Take?
The delicate balance between art and commerce is often a factor in every screenwriter’s work. If every screenplay always played it safe, where how would filmmakers like David Lynch, David Cronenberg or Yorgos Lanthimos be? Would The Shape Of Water have ever been produced, let alone win an Academy Award? Where would the film industry […]
Chris Courtney Martin – Young & Hungry
Each year, the top movers and shakers, green lighters and executives create the Young & Hungry list to showcase Hollywood’s Top New screenwriters. Creative Screenwriting Magazine spoke to many of them about how they shape their screenwriting careers. Chris Courtney Martin hails from Philadelphia, where she was introduced to her craft. In high school, […]
“Everything Will Take Longer Than It Should, But It Will Be Worth It.” Manager Lee Stobby’s Advice To Screenwriters
Creative Screenwriting Magazine interviewed literary manager Lee Stobby. He is a literary manager, producer, and principal of Lee Stobby Entertainment and has worked with some of the most exciting screenwriters and production companies in the film and TV business. He knows his stuff and is a fountain of knowledge for screenwriters of all levels. Stobby has […]
Writer’s Block Has Nothing To Do With Your Writing – How Screenwriters Can Work Through It
Conquer screenwriter writer’s block with these proven screenwriting tips. Learn how to overcome creative blocks, find inspiration, and finish your script.
“A Negotiated Exchange Of Ideas.” Dedicated Talent Manager Markus Linecker On Working With His Screenwriter Clients
Boasting an impressive array of clients, Markus Linecker, Head Of Film & TV Development at Dedicated Talent Management, met with Creative Screenwriting Magazine to discuss how screenwriters can best attract and work with their representation in this ever-changing industry. What does a screenwriter in demand look like? A screenwriter in demand obviously has to […]
