The next step of your script's journey to the TV screen.

"My process is... almost word vomit or a purge out of my brain, and then you mold it from there," Zosia Mamet tells Newsweek.

You’ve poured your heart and soul into your screenplay. You’ve rewritten, polished, and agonized over every line of dialogue.

Writer and Pro member Jake Laverde offers some advice for new writers. He covers everything from dealing with producers to ...

A few years back, Tarantino sat down for a town hall-style discussion with SiriusXM in which he discussed his writing and ...

Love Lies Bleeding' director Rose Glass and star Katy O'Brian chatted with Cosmo about working with Kristen Stewart and using ...

"Wild Reverence" author Rebecca Ross breaks down the prequel to her "Divine Rivals" series and teases where she is in the ...

"Your story is your currency."  That's what entrepreneur and media strategist Tony Morrison says about building a business in ...

In the face of the burnout and disconnection that both students and teachers are experiencing, being able to laugh and smile ...

The director on his mockumentary, Black, White & Gray; Love Kills, being attracted to psychological complexity, and never wanting to make rom-coms ...

Balancing school, work and other interests is not an easy task, but Ohio University student Alaina Tennant found her stride.

Brad Ingelsby On writing 'The Lost Bus' premiering at TIFF, his new show 'Task' and hopes for Season 2 of 'Mare of Easttown': ...