Two Filmmakers on the Risks and Rewards of Making a DIY Film
By Tracy Clark Everything was run like a well-oiled machine; leaving one with the impression that this was not a DIY [Do It Yourself] production team at work. Perched on the camera dolly, with tracks laid neatly and evenly on the pavement. The bubble was dead center on the level-stood writer/director Desmond Hall, Director of […]
“Career Motion & Progress Are Not The Same” Managers Ryan Cunningham & Kendrick Tan From Madhouse Entertainment Share Their Insights
Literary Managers Ryan Cunningham and Kendrick Tan from Madhouse Entertainment spoke to Creative Screenwriting Magazine about how screenwriters can find representation. Firstly, you must rise above the pack and stand out. “It all starts with developing great material that has global appeal. Screenwriters need to come up with big ideas to prove themselves as relevant content […]
“Be Savvy, But Follow Your Heart” Filmmaker Phil Volken’s Ode To Screenwriters
Creative Screenwriting Magazine spoke to filmmaker (don’t call him a writer-director) about screenplays and what attracts him to a project. If you don’t find a project you like, write it yourself. Currently he has a film set up at Baron Davis’ Company NoLabel entitled Blacktop and other at Dana Brunetti’s company entitled Anarchia which he […]
“Unboxed Creatix” Beth Lapides Encourages Writers To Follow Their True Selves Despite The Setbacks
Beth Lapides is a hallmark on the female comedy scene. She has graced our screens and stages as she continues to entertain audience across the world. Creative Screenwriting Magazine got up close and personal with Beth to chronicle her entertainment career. In doing so, she discusses finding who you are as a writer and how […]
Manager Andrew Kersey’s Advice To Screenwriters: “Develop Your Craft. Develop Your Voice And Your Time Will Come.”
Literary manager Andrew Kersey shares advice on how screenwriters can break in, build careers, find representation, and navigate the film industry.
