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David Rabinowitz's first feature-length script got the attention of Jordan Peele and was directed by Spike Lee. He discusses the writing and pitching process and what he's learned along the way.

Pilar and Aadip evaluate log lines sent in by listeners. Who will win ... and who will end up on the "But List?"

One sold a movie. One was nominated for a Webby. And one decided to just focus on being happy. Denise Cruz-Castino, Aydrea Walden and Mike Martin update.

The creative team at the video game company BioWare shares their insight into writing characters, story lines and action moments.

Career coach Lee Jessup returns to discuss the writing trends popular in 2018 and shares what's ahead for the new year.

Writer/editor Kyle Dodson discusses what he's learned from being in the world of short-form content at the digital production company AOK. He also shares tips for new creatives moving to Los Angeles.

Writer/Actor Taryn O'Neill discusses the ways that stories about science can entertain and change the world.

With the help of writer Elena Zaretsky, Pilar explains the meaning of the mysterious red pen marks she makes on her students' scripts.

Writers Carlton Allen and Michael Monteiro Wise love the Harry Potter movies. Here they explain why the book-to-screen adaptations work so well and why Harry Potter fans may end up saving the world.

Suzanne Keilly has had such a successful two years writing on Dallas and Robo, creating two horror movies for SyFy and being staffed on the upcoming Netflix show Warrior Nun, that we made her return to the show to tell us about it!