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“Feel Your Power” Showrunner Annie Weisman Gets “Physical”

“Feel Your Power” Showrunner Annie Weisman Gets “Physical”

The eighties in Southern California was a memorable time – sun, sand, surf, politics and… aerobics. Studios sprang up everywhere with classes catering to all levels. If you couldn’t get to one, you could buy a workout video and get fit in the comfort of your own home. Writer Annie Weisman (Almost Family, The Path) tapped […]

 Brock Swinson

Chris Brancato Interview on ‘Godfather of Harlem’ & ‘Narcos’: “Create a Pitch Tsunami”

Chris Brancato Interview on ‘Godfather of Harlem’ & ‘Narcos’: “Create a Pitch Tsunami”

TV writer Chris Brancato shares how he wrote Narcos and Godfather of Harlem, revealing his creative process, research, and storytelling tips.

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“Balancing Parental Unconditional Love With Truth” Morten Tyldum Talks ‘Defending Jacob’

“Balancing Parental Unconditional Love With Truth” Morten Tyldum Talks ‘Defending Jacob’

Defending Jacob is a thriller streaming on Apple TV+ starring Chris Evans and Michelle Dockery. It was adapted by screenwriter Mark Bomback (War Of The Planet Of The Apes, Total Recall) from William Landay’s 2012 New York Times best-selling novel. Creative Screenwriting Magazine spoke to Academy-Award nominated director and executive producer of the series Morten […]

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Lauren Neustadter, Head Of Film & TV At Reese Witherspoon’s Company, Hello Sunshine On Changing The Narrative For Females

Lauren Neustadter, Head Of Film & TV At Reese Witherspoon’s Company, Hello Sunshine On Changing The Narrative For Females

Lauren Neustadter is a seasoned film and television creative executive who held development roles at many prestigious companies including Offspring Entertainment and Fox Studios. She is currently the Head Of Film & TV at Reese Witherspoon’s production company, Hello Sunshine. And sunshine they produce… in abundance. Hot on the heels of the success of Little […]

 Jeff York

HBO’s “Watchmen” Advanced the Classic Comic in a Timely Fashion

HBO’s “Watchmen” Advanced the Classic Comic in a Timely Fashion

Adaptations for film and TV are a tricky lot. Is the source material filmable? Is what worked on the page or stage a guarantee it will translate properly to the screen? Even the length determined for an adaptation can affect the success of it. The decision to adapt Watchmen as a 2.5-hour theatrical release in […]

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