“Fly Your Freak Flag” Recommends Gary Lennon, Co-Showrunner of ‘Power’ on Starz
Prolific film and TV writer, Gary Lennon took some time out of busy schedule to share his thoughts on screenwriting with Creative Screenwriting Magazine. Lennon (no relation to John Lennon of Beatles fame) began his writing career as a playwright. His primary motivation to write was to take a deep dive into the human condition. […]
Up Close & Personal With Funnyman TV Writer Eric Kaplan
Creative Screenwriting Magazine got a chance to speak with Eric Kaplan, powerhouse TV writer and executive producer. He shares his insights into writing TV comedy and his philosophy on life. You need to be an ardent observer of real life and find the comedy in that. Having started his career on The Late Show with […]
Crazy Ex-Girlfriend Showrunner, Aline Brosh McKenna On Creating a Hit TV Show
You never know what a little procrastination can lead to. Screenwriter Aline Brosh McKenna (The Devil Wears Prada, 27 Dresses) was taking a break from her latest film project when she stumbled across an animated Disney parody on YouTube. The woman behind it was Rachel Bloom, and after bingeing on every Bloom video she could […]
Blurring The Lines: Redefining TV Genre and Tone In The Dramedy
Discover what defines a dramedy, its key traits, and famous examples. Learn how comedy and drama blend to create compelling, emotionally rich stories.
Tony Bettencourt on Writing Necessary Roughness: TV Storytelling, Character Arcs & Screenwriting Lessons
Mick Betancourt on breaking in, the power of acting, and getting necessarily rough in a tough business
Tony Bettencourt discusses writing Necessary Roughness, sharing TV storytelling, character development and screenwriting insights.
