Note: I have chosen to not include images of people’s bodies in this article. People of all body types deserve a safe, supportive place in the film industry, and I don’t want this article to feel triggering or exclusive in…
Financial wellness for artists
If you’re an independent filmmaker or freelance as your full-time job, I’m going to go out on a limb and guess you wish your financial situation was a little different. I could be wrong! Maybe you’re totally thriving, money is…
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Jamie Flanagan talks horror, writer’s rooms, and “breaking in”
If you’re a horror fan, the odds are that Jamie Flanagan (he/they/she) has worked on something you love. They acted in The Haunting of Hill House, and have written for The Haunting of Bly Manor, Midnight Mass, The Midnight Club,…
Establishing a productive daily routine
I don’t know about you, but sometimes–okay, a lot of times–I feel like a chicken with their head cut off. There are a billion things I’m supposed to juggle, and it doesn’t feel good when I fall behind, be that…
Building a supportive creative community
In our cultural imagination, artists are often solitary. When we think of a creative person, we may picture a painter locking themselves away in their studio, or a writer typing away in the late hours of the night. But, as…
Drew Leatham talks crowdfunding, horror comedies, and creative partnerships
“My journey, like a lot of artists and filmmakers, is a little meandering.” Drew Leatham is absolutely correct that this is normal; very few filmmakers I’ve spoken to have had a straightforward approach to building a career in the arts….
