Horror doesn't have to be horrible

From Written in Canada: The writers of the new TV series Blood Ties, and the creator of the Gingersnaps movie franchise, argue that horror doesn't have to equal schlock.

Labels: Blood Ties, film, Gingersnaps, horror, movies, screenwriting, TV, TV writing

 

Writers' case against WGA heats up

From LA Weekly: Is the Writers Guild of America withholding millions in dollars from its own members? A whistelblower gives new legs to the case.

Labels: film, screenwriting, WGA, Writers Guild of America

 

Want to direct your own screenplay? Keep it personal

From Screentalk: What you really want to do is direct? Jonathan Kasdan (son of Lawrence) suggests writing a screenplay so autobiographical they can't think of anyone else.

Labels: film, Jonathan Kasdan, screenwriting