It’s February, the month of love. There’s no better time to celebrate the on-screen romances that we find ourselves coming back to time and time again. Year round, there’s nothing I love more than a queer romance. So check out…

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Trope vs clicheWhat’s the difference between tropes and cliches? No, really. Writers are told that tropes are to be embraced but cliches should be avoided… but how are you supposed to know which is ...
What is a pilot episode?A pilot episode, also known as a television pilot or simply a pilot, is an episode of a television series that is used to sell the series to a network or other distributor. ...
What is a writer’s room? A writer’s room is basically what it sounds like; a space where writers meet to collaborate on a project for television. A writer’s room has a number of writers, producers, ...
Headshot tips for actorsAs an actor, your headshot is your most important marketing tool. It’s the first impression that casting directors have of you, and if yours is professional, you’ll already be ...
It’s February, the month of love. There’s no better time to celebrate the on-screen romances that we find ourselves coming back to time and time again. Year round, there’s nothing I love more than a queer romance. So check out…
Production assistants, or PA, are the backbone of most productions. Their jobs aren’t full of glamor and glory, but these entry-level workers keep the film and television industry going. PAs assist other members of the production team by doing tasks…
Writing a compelling love interest There are few stories as universally appealing as a love story. Even if you aren’t a big fan of the romance genre, so many wonderful stories have a romantic subplot that leaves the reader or…
Canva Even if you don’t pay for Canva Pro, Canva has ton of free graphics that you can use for commercial use! You can also pay a one-time fee to use specific Pro graphics, or try their 30 day free…
How to write an opening scene In my time as a writer, I’ve heard a lot of advice about how NOT to write an opening scene. Don’t start with your character waking up. Don’t start with your character looking in…
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