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The Screenwriting Life with Meg LeFauve and Lorien McKenna

The Screenwriting Life with Meg LeFauve and Lorien McKenna

By Meg LeFauve & Lorien McKenna

Welcome to The Screenwriting Life, a podcast where Oscar-nominated writer Meg LeFauve and Emmy-nominated writer Lorien McKenna discuss not only the craft and business of Screenwriting, but also the emotional life: the ups and downs of being a creative, to remind you that you are not alone and to keep writing.
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25 | Q&A w/ Pixar's SOUL Screenwriter Mike Jones

The Screenwriting Life with Meg LeFauve and Lorien McKennaDec 20, 2020

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133 | Turning Red Writers Domee Shi and Julia Cho Discuss Personal Storytelling Techniques

133 | Turning Red Writers Domee Shi and Julia Cho Discuss Personal Storytelling Techniques

Jump behind the scenes with us to experience the highs and lows of producing one of Pixar's most celebrated and subversive films: Turning Red from the minds of Domee Shi and Julia Cho, who wrote it.

Domee Shi began as a story intern at Pixar Animation Studios in June 2011, and was soon hired as a story artist on the Academy Award-winning feature film INSIDE OUT. In 2015 she began pitching ideas for short films, and soon was green lit to write and direct BAO which won the Academy Award® for Best Animated Short Film. Shi most recently made her feature film directorial debut on TURNING RED which was also Oscar-nominated. Her TURNING RED co-writer Julia Cho began her career in the New York Theater scene, writing a number of celebrated plays which scored her the Windham-Campbell Literary Prize in 2020 celebrating her body of her work. Her work as a playwright earned her spots in a number of prestigious writers' rooms including BIG LOVE, HALT AND CATCH FIRE, and PAPER GIRLS, which she co-executive produced.

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Apr 13, 202354:42
132 | The Thematic DNA of Scenes w/ Jane Anderson (+ Musings On Good Dialogue)

132 | The Thematic DNA of Scenes w/ Jane Anderson (+ Musings On Good Dialogue)

Jane Anderson is an award-winning writer of plays, television, and movies, with over three decades of produced material, some of which she herself directed. Jane's work is known for its rich and complicated depictions of female life, with films like THE WIFE, which was Oscar-nominated, and shows like OLIVE KITTERIDGE, which won multiple Emmys, including two for Jane. 


ANNE LAMOTT EPISODE: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/33-anne-lamott-make-your-writing-fears-work-for-you/id1501641442?i=1000510993110


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Apr 06, 202301:01:07
131 | John Lee Hancock (The Blind Side, Saving Mr. Banks) On Empathy In Our Writing And Directing

131 | John Lee Hancock (The Blind Side, Saving Mr. Banks) On Empathy In Our Writing And Directing

John Lee Hancock is an award-winning writer/director whose extensive career includes writing and directing The Blind Side, directing Saving Mr. Banks, and most recently writing and directing Mr. Harrigan's Phone for Netflix. Across nearly three decades of his career, John has worked as a producer, writer, and director in multiple genres including stirring sports biopics, high concept genre movies, and even teen horror. On today's show, we discuss the beginning of his career, adaptation, and directing/writing with kindness. 

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Mar 30, 202359:27
130 | Our Biggest Lessons From Being On Set (Part 1)

130 | Our Biggest Lessons From Being On Set (Part 1)

Every writer should experience set life at least once in their life, whether they're directing their own work, supervising production on their episode, or even just helping out as a PA. Every set has it's own rules and universe, so today, we wanted to unpack those with our own stories and advice!


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Mar 23, 202355:55
129 | Impressing Industry Executives On The Page and In The Pitch ft. Kelly Edwards
Mar 16, 202301:08:59
128 | SPECIAL: Writer/Director Roundtable with Just Shoot It Podcast

128 | SPECIAL: Writer/Director Roundtable with Just Shoot It Podcast

It's a TSL first as we explore a crossover episode with Matt Enlow and Oren Kaplan of the popular JUST SHOOT IT PODCAST to discuss pitching, free work, social media, and what directors are really looking for when it comes to the page.


TO SUBSCRIBE TO JUST SHOOT IT: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/just-shoot-it-a-podcast-about-filmmaking/id995859414

Mar 09, 202301:09:29
127 | Scaffolding: Building Blocks For Your Career and Your Work

127 | Scaffolding: Building Blocks For Your Career and Your Work

All of us have goals in our career, but how do build the steps to actually get there? Or perhaps more importantly, how do we be intentional about budling the steps to get there? Not only is scaffolding an essential part of career-building, but also in our work.

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Mar 03, 202353:47
126 | Black Panther: Wakanda Forever Co-Writer Joe Robert Cole: Letting Emotions Guide Our Writing

126 | Black Panther: Wakanda Forever Co-Writer Joe Robert Cole: Letting Emotions Guide Our Writing

Joe Robert Cole, known for marathon writing sessions, has a simple litmus test to assess his own work: how does this make me feel? He calls it "Method Writing," and it's an essential part of his process.

Joe Robert Cole is an award-winning writer/director of both television and features. He has co-written two Oscar-nominated movies with Ryan Coogler for Marvel, BLACK PANTHER and last year's BLACK PANTHER: WAKANDA FOREVER. On the TV Side, Cole worked as a co-producer on Murphy's widely-acclaimed People v. OJ miniseries, earning an Emmy nomination for writing the episode "The Race Card." He has also directed two features, including ALL DAY AND A NIGHT.

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Feb 23, 202301:04:46
125 | The Woman King Writer Dana Stevens on How To Write Character-Driven Action Set Pieces

125 | The Woman King Writer Dana Stevens on How To Write Character-Driven Action Set Pieces

Though Dana Stevens wrote one of 2022's buzziest and most exciting movies, The Woman King, she has decades of experience in both film and television. On today's show, we discuss how Dana got involved in The Woman King, how she approached the film's extraordinary action set pieces on the page, and what she learned while showrunning.

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Feb 16, 202357:59
124 | Elvis Screenwriter Jeremy Doner on Writing Biopics (and Avoiding Common Pitfalls)

124 | Elvis Screenwriter Jeremy Doner on Writing Biopics (and Avoiding Common Pitfalls)

Jeremy Doner is a co-writer on one of 2022's most exciting movies: EVLIS, directed by Baz Luhrmann. For his work on the script, Jeremy is nominated for an Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts Award.  Before Elvis, he was staffed on two critically acclaimed TV crime dramas: DAMAGES and THE KILLING, writing multiple episodes and scoring WGA-award nominations for both shows.

On today's show, he discusses how he got involved with Elvis, why he connected with the story, and his "take" - one of the most important components of pitching a biopic.

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Feb 09, 202356:37
123 | Dustin Lance Black (Milk, Under the Banner of Heaven) On Nuanced Screenwriting and Avoiding Cliches

123 | Dustin Lance Black (Milk, Under the Banner of Heaven) On Nuanced Screenwriting and Avoiding Cliches

Dustin Lance Black is an Oscar-winning writer/director, known for writing the films like Milk and J. Edgar, in addition to creating the award-winning 2022 crime miniseries Under the Banner of Heaven, starring Andrew Garfield. Black is a fierce LGBTQ rights advocate, serving as a founding board member of the American Foundation for Equal Rights, and writing 8, a courtroom drama reenacting the overturn of Prop 8 in California. On today's show, we discuss the common pitfalls of writing biopics, how Lance uses his own life to inform his work, and the research and work it takes to avoid cliches in our writing. 


Feb 02, 202301:02:03
122 | What Do Professional Actors Look For In Good Scripts? (ft. Allison Tolman)

122 | What Do Professional Actors Look For In Good Scripts? (ft. Allison Tolman)

Allison Tolman's first major television role made waves in the industry, even scoring her a Critics Choice Award for her portrayal of Molly in FX's acclaimed debut season of Fargo. She has worked in Network TV on shows like Brooklyn 99 and Good Girls, Streaming TV, starring in Marc Cherry's Why Women Kill, and Premium Cable Fare, recently guest starring in Starz' Gaslit across Julia Roberts.

Alison, a writer herself, is joining us today to discuss what she looks for when vetting material, how she collaborates with writers during productions, and to share wisdom on her experience in the industry, both on and off set.

ROOM TONE INSTAGRAM: @weareroomtone

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Jan 26, 202350:10
121 | Sundance Producers/Filmmakers On What Makes Good Writing (ft. Constanza and Doménica Castro)
Jan 20, 202301:15:01
New episode drops TOMORROW!

New episode drops TOMORROW!

271 Films Founders Constanza and Doménica Castro coming to you this FRIDAY! Thanks for your patience - it’s worth the wait!
Jan 19, 202301:03
120 | Professional Writers Share What You're Just "Supposed" To Know

120 | Professional Writers Share What You're Just "Supposed" To Know

There are some lessons that can only be learned through experience, time, and let's be honest - failure. Today, tons of professional writers anonymously share their ups and downs in the business by sharing what they wish they knew early in their career. It's a must-listen!
Jan 12, 202354:39
119 | Setting Realistic Writing Resolutions For The New Year

119 | Setting Realistic Writing Resolutions For The New Year

Why is it that the New Year so often invites trepidation, fear, and panic as we consider our achievements as artists? We consider that question today, while rethinking new years resolutions as a concept to feel more generous, achievable, and thoughtful as we approach the new year.

Jan 06, 202351:26
118 | SPECIAL: Live Story Workshop From the 2022 Austin Film Festival (ft. Joe Forte)

118 | SPECIAL: Live Story Workshop From the 2022 Austin Film Festival (ft. Joe Forte)

We’re closing out 2022 with a LIVE panel from our time at the Austin Film Festival. Thanks to Joe Forte for joining!

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Dec 30, 202259:47
117 | How To Write A Christmas or Holiday Movie (w/ Eirene Tran Donohue)

117 | How To Write A Christmas or Holiday Movie (w/ Eirene Tran Donohue)

It's that time of year when hundreds of Holiday Movies air on screens all over the world. Whether its Hallmark, Lifetime, Disney+, Netflix, or Apple, or even Theaters, it's one of the hottest markets around for emerging and professional writers, and for Holiday screenwriting Queen Eirene Tran Donohue, one of the best ways to break in. Listen to her break down why!

Dec 23, 202201:02:36
116 | How To Stay Focused and Motivated Through Rewrites (Pick A Pony)

116 | How To Stay Focused and Motivated Through Rewrites (Pick A Pony)

Diving back into your work after a round of notes can feel overwhelming, especially when we get thoughtful notes that can feel contradictory. How can we possibly incorporate every suggestion into our next draft? Spoiler alert: you can't. Instead, focusing on one ELEMENT of your rewrite can be the ticket to moving forward. Keep it simple; pick a pony. 

Dec 19, 202253:03
115 | Can We Write Characters that Don't Reflect Our Experience? (ft. Dr. Yalda T Uhls)

115 | Can We Write Characters that Don't Reflect Our Experience? (ft. Dr. Yalda T Uhls)

It's becoming and increasingly common (and important) question: are we allowed to tell stories about characters whose lives don't reflect our own? On today's show, UCLA psychologist Dr. Yalda T. Uhls answers this question, in addition to addressing questions around TV programming for kids and adolescent viewers, and unconcious bias in our writing.

Dec 12, 202252:59
114 | How Writers Collaborate With Animated Directors ft. Nora Twomey

114 | How Writers Collaborate With Animated Directors ft. Nora Twomey

One of Netflix's most celebrated animated movies of the year comes from our very own Meg LeFauve, whose beautiful script for "My Father's Dragon" was brought to life by Nora Twomey, one of our industry's most celebrated animated directors. Nora and Meg discuss how the movie came to fruition, what the development process looked like, and why precision and attention to detail in our storytelling is the key to finding success in our work. Thanks Nora!  

Dec 05, 202251:40
New episodes dropping MONDAY!

New episodes dropping MONDAY!

We have all been very busy so our new episodes for the next two weeks will be dropping on Mondays. Thanks for your patience!
Dec 02, 202200:59
113 | (REBROADCAST) Finding Self-Compassion For Your Writing...And YOURSELF w/ Dr. Kristin Neff

113 | (REBROADCAST) Finding Self-Compassion For Your Writing...And YOURSELF w/ Dr. Kristin Neff

There are few jobs more mentally strenuous than that of a writer. Rejection. Writers block. Notes. Wash. Rinse. Repeat.

But today, bestselling author and thought leader Dr. Kristin Neff - renowned for her decades of research - is here to teach us about the beauty and the POWER of self-compassion. It will fundamentally shift the way you see you execute your creative life!

PURCHASE KRISTIN'S BOOKS: https://self-compassion.org/store/

Nov 25, 202255:42
112 | Finding Conviction In Your Writing w/ Patrick Osborne

112 | Finding Conviction In Your Writing w/ Patrick Osborne

Patrick Osborne may have won an Oscar for his short film feast, but finding the conviction to stick to his creative "North Star" while writing is still a journey. Find out how he does it on today's episode.

Patrick Osborne - is An Oscar, Emmy, and Peabody winning (and even Grammy Nominated) Writer/Director and animator.  Patrick animated on a bunch of Feature films like Surf's Up, I am Legend, Bolt, Tangled.. Wreck it Ralph before getting a shot at Writing and Directing with his 2014 Disney short film FEAST. Since then he has traced a less than conventional path in the entertainment business, that includes creating a live-action Sitcom (Imaginary Mary) - and even directing concert film for one of the world's biggest pop stars, Billie Eilish.

Nov 17, 202201:09:10
111 | Tone In Your Writing: The Definitive Episode (w/ Sheila Hanahan Taylor)

111 | Tone In Your Writing: The Definitive Episode (w/ Sheila Hanahan Taylor)

Tone is consistently one of the most challenging things that Screenwriters face. What is it and how do we capture it on the page? We're thrilled to be joined by super-producer and friend-of-the-show Sheila Hanahan Taylor to unpack ALL of that today. Buckle up!

Nov 11, 202201:02:03
New Episode Drops TOMORROW!

New Episode Drops TOMORROW!

Thanks for your patience! Editing now, and new episode drops tomorrow.

Nov 10, 202200:24
110 | Advice For Script Readability (And Other Musings) - MAILBAG

110 | Advice For Script Readability (And Other Musings) - MAILBAG

Today, we take more questions from our brilliant listeners about: script readability, pilot v. feature format, and how to (as always) mine more emotionality from our characters.

Nov 03, 202249:45
109 | Your Ultimate Guide To Writing Labs and Retreats
Oct 27, 202201:04:45
108 | The Importance of Flexibility as a Writer/Director w/ Matthew Gentile

108 | The Importance of Flexibility as a Writer/Director w/ Matthew Gentile

Matthew Gentile has wanted to be a filmmaker since seeing Dog Day Afternoon as a 12-year-old. After graduating from AFI and winning an Emmy for his short FRONTMAN, Matthew's debut feature is about to drop theatrically This Friday. How does a first time feature filmmaker snag Tom Pelphrey, Jacki Weaver, Idina Menzel, and Ryan Phillippe for his cast? He gets into all of that today.
Oct 20, 202201:01:14
107 | Writing Your Main Relationship And Why It Matters (Mailbag)

107 | Writing Your Main Relationship And Why It Matters (Mailbag)

Lorien is still living her best life in Italy, so Jeff and Meg hit the mic to take YOUR questions, wherin we discuss main relationships, subtext with your lava, and widow words!
Oct 13, 202255:36
106 | (REBROADCAST) Andrew Stanton's Storytelling Masterclass

106 | (REBROADCAST) Andrew Stanton's Storytelling Masterclass

Do you have a pen and paper? Might want to grab them now...

Andrew Stanton wrote and directed Finding Nemo, Finding Dory, and Wall-E, all of which consistently rank among the best films of this century, and best animated films ever made. In live action storytelling, he's become a critically acclaimed director, working on shows like Stranger Things and Better Call Saul.

Andrew is considered one of the finest storytellers working in our industry. Andrew has given lectures for TED and Google, and he's joining us today to help us in our own understanding of story.

Oct 10, 202201:34:34
105 | Writers Groups w/ Nicholl Winners Alisha Brophy and Scott Miles

105 | Writers Groups w/ Nicholl Winners Alisha Brophy and Scott Miles

How did one writers group produce 3 Nicholl winners in 6 years? Hard work, dedication, and a highly conscientious and regimented approach to getting shit done. Today, Nicholl winners Alisha Brophy and Scott Miles get into ALL of the details of their notoriously successful writers group, and how you can succeed too.
Oct 01, 202256:51
104 | The Future Of Storytelling (Metaversal Writing & VFX) w/ Ben Grossmann

104 | The Future Of Storytelling (Metaversal Writing & VFX) w/ Ben Grossmann

What is the Metaverse, and why does it matter? Ask Ben Grosmann...

In 2013, he was nominated for an Academy Award for the film Star Trek Into Darkness. In 2012, he won an Academy Award for the film Hugo. In 2006, he won an Emmy for Outstanding Special Visual Effects for the Scifi Miniseries The Triangle.



Sep 22, 202201:17:50
103 | Adapting Material (Books, Biographies, and Intellectual Property)

103 | Adapting Material (Books, Biographies, and Intellectual Property)

Whether it's the logistics of procuring rights, the challenging of changing an ending, or the fear of meeting that author who originated the story you're telling, adaptation invites a LOT of questions. Today, we discuss them!

Sep 16, 202254:57
102 | Creating and Healing Wounded Characters w/ Studio Exec Turned Coach Jen Grisanti
Sep 08, 202201:04:13
101 | Comedy Legend Dan O'Shannon On What Makes Our Writing Funny

101 | Comedy Legend Dan O'Shannon On What Makes Our Writing Funny

Dan O'Shannon has worked on some of American television's most iconic shows in history, but for him, every new project is a refreshed exercise in humility and starting again. Dan talks about what makes something funny, how to draw UNIQUE comedic characters, and what it really takes to succeed in our business in writer.

DAN'S BOOK: https://www.amazon.com/What-Are-You-Laughing-Comprehensive/dp/1441162933 

SEE JEFF'S MOVIE (Sat, Sep 10 @ 7:30pm in Hollywood - Block M): https://www.siliconbeachfilmfestival.com/tickets

Sep 01, 202201:08:28
100 | 100 Lessons We've Learned About Writing

100 | 100 Lessons We've Learned About Writing

Yes. That's right. Today we're bringing you ONE HUNDRED lessons we've learned about writing, in honor of...yes, that's right, our 100th episode!!! Enjoy!

Aug 25, 202242:16
99 | Thoughts On Loglines, Antagonists, and Microbudget Filmmaking (Patreon Preview)

99 | Thoughts On Loglines, Antagonists, and Microbudget Filmmaking (Patreon Preview)

We wanted to give our listeners a preview of our PATREON, so you'll hearing three bite-sized samples for some of our workshops. 

If you're interested in joining the Patreon, you can sign up here: www.patreon.com/TheScreenwritingLife

For questions/sign up info: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FHnbm7i9udM

Aug 18, 202231:05
98 | The Definitive Lava Episode

98 | The Definitive Lava Episode

There may be no topic we discuss more on this show than Lava, so we decided to put an episode together unpacking the entire volcano.


Aug 11, 202253:13
97 | Checking Back In + The Importance Of Meeting Your Own Needs

97 | Checking Back In + The Importance Of Meeting Your Own Needs

We're BACK. After vacations, appointments, film festivals, and, oh yeah, writing, Meg, Lorien and Jeff check back in to discuss what they've been learning about their writing and themsleves in the last 6 weeks. 

Aug 08, 202250:45
96 | Dig Deeper: 7 Tips To Discover What Your Story is REALLY About

96 | Dig Deeper: 7 Tips To Discover What Your Story is REALLY About

Thanks to our intern BORIS for cutting together another great BEST OF episode. Today we feature clips from the following episodes:


88 | Alex Kurtzman & Jenny Lumet: Why Destabilization Is Essential For Your Writing

86 | Dr. Strange 2 Writer Michael Waldron On Emotionally Authentic Writing

90 | Finding The Thematic “Thesis Statement” Of Your Script w/ Maggie Cohn

78 | Character Poles: A Simple but POWERFUL Way To Shape Your Characters

85 | Getting To The Heart Of Your Story w/ Pat Verducci

76 | How To GIVE Great Notes On Writing

75 | Finding Your Brand as a Writer w/ Manager Alison Mann

Jul 21, 202245:34
95| LIVE Q&A From The SLO Film Festival

95| LIVE Q&A From The SLO Film Festival

Enjoy our final panel coverage from our time at the SLO film festival!

Jul 14, 202252:59
94 | Short Films: Writing, Shooting, and Using Them For Your Career (LIVE From SLO)

94 | Short Films: Writing, Shooting, and Using Them For Your Career (LIVE From SLO)

Many writer/directors have gotten their starts with short films. Today we discuss what makes a great short, and how they can help (and not help) advance your career as a writer!

Jul 07, 202222:14
93 | LIVE Story Workshop From the SLO Film Festival (Plus a Q+A)

93 | LIVE Story Workshop From the SLO Film Festival (Plus a Q+A)

Another WONDERFUL story workshop from Meg + Lorien. 

To see Jeff's film in CLEVELAND on 7/6 @ 7:30pm, buy tickets here: https://omniwebticketing6.com/cleveland/cedarlee/?schdate=2022-07-06&perfix=131376

Jun 30, 202201:29:54
92 | Writers Rooms: Getting Granular w/ David F.M. Vaughn

92 | Writers Rooms: Getting Granular w/ David F.M. Vaughn

David F.M. Vaughn, award-winning actor, director, composer, and writer, is obsessed with getting detailed about the behind-the-scenes aspects of this sometimes very mysterious business. Having just come off of his first staffing gig, David has TONS of insight about what a writers room REALLY looks, and how we can prepare for them. 

Jun 23, 202259:16
91 | How To Vacation As A Writer

91 | How To Vacation As A Writer

Writing can feel like a never ending grind, but we of course need to find the space to take a vacation. Today we talk about how and WHY it's essential to our process.

TO LEAVE AN APPLE PODCAST REVIEW: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SAG8mgrVQys

Jun 16, 202252:09
90 | Finding The Thematic “Thesis Statement” Of Your Script w/ Maggie Cohn

90 | Finding The Thematic “Thesis Statement” Of Your Script w/ Maggie Cohn

Maggie Cohn and her co-showrunner Antonio Campos knew that in adapting one of the most popular documentaries of all time (The Staircase), they had to have their own fresh take. And in finding this, Maggie discovered that she uncovered a unifying “thesis statement” to keep her story and emotional thematic on rails as they wrote. It’s a fascinating conversation, and we hope you enjoy it!

Jun 09, 202250:09
89 | Helping Writers Get Repped, The Personal Logline, Taking Meetings, and More w/ Joey Tuccio

89 | Helping Writers Get Repped, The Personal Logline, Taking Meetings, and More w/ Joey Tuccio

For Joey Tucccio, the founder of Roadmap Writers, "you're a human first, and a writer second." Excelling at your craft has as much to do with your understanding of yourself as it does with your writing, and Joey goes DEEP on all of that, today!

FOR MORE ON ROADMAP WRITERS: https://www.roadmapwriters.com/

TO SEE JEFF'S MOVIE: Click the link below and look for Block EEEE (The movie is called, ALWAYS, LOLA)

https://marinadelreyfilmfestival.ticketspice.com/2022-marina-del-rey-film-festival

DATE: Wednesday, June 22, 7:30PM – 9:00PM PDT

ADDRESS: Cinemark 18 and XD 

6081 Center Dr., Los Angeles, CA 90045


Jun 02, 202257:31
88 | Alex Kurtzman & Jenny Lumet: Why Destabilization Is Essential For Your Writing

88 | Alex Kurtzman & Jenny Lumet: Why Destabilization Is Essential For Your Writing

Both Jenny Lumet and Alex Kurtzman are giants in our industry, and yet, they’re the FIRST to admit that every project is a brand new journey filled with excitement, fear, beauty, panic, and a profound sense of mystery. Find out how and why their new show The Man Who Fell To Earth was one of the most challenging and rewarding experiences of their career in today’s show!

May 27, 202259:14
87 | SNL Alumnus Anna Drezen On Balancing Emotional Truth and Intellect In Your Writing

87 | SNL Alumnus Anna Drezen On Balancing Emotional Truth and Intellect In Your Writing

Despite having written for multiple scripted series, SNL, and now Showrunning her own animated series, the essence of good writing remains simple for Anna Drezen: "Write about what you're obsessed with."

May 19, 202257:31