Why novelists should know structure as well as editors do
How can story structure enhance your creative freedom as a novelist? Helen Corner-Bryant explains.
Interviews with Experts
Jeff Melvoin on the showrunners who inspired him
TV showrunner Jeff Melvoin reflects on his two best industry teachers and what they taught him about running a successful show.
One story ingredient can improve your pitches
Here’s a few simple ways to bring creativity and storytelling into your business pitches to boost impact.
How Prano Bailey-Bond developed CENSOR
Celebrated writer and director Prano Bailey-Bond explains the process of developing CENSOR, her award-winning debut feature film.
How do you write a game like AS DUSK FALLS?
We ask INTERIOR/NIGHT’s Caroline Marchal and Brad Kane about the writing process of their multi-protagonist interactive drama.
What do script editors do? With Jessica Jones
Script editors are an integral part of developing a writer’s initial idea into a truly compelling TV show or film. We speak with Jessica Jones about the role.
Screenwriter and showrunner Rob Williams on high-end TV drama
Killing Eve screenwriter Rob Williams tells us how he started working in TV drama, how to handle editor’s notes and the world of High-End TV drama.
An interview with playwright Simon Stephens
Multi-award-winning international playwright Simon Stephens shares his thoughts on drama, creativity and the musical structure of scripts.
An interview with BBC Head of Radio Comedy Julia McKenzie
Julia McKenzie, Head of Radio Comedy for BBC Studios, discusses her role at the BBC, how to submit your work to production companies and how to react to trends in writing.
