Vulnerability as an Asset (From Script)
In this week’s round up brought to us by Script magazine, exclusive interviews with Netflix’s acclaimed mini-series “Keep Breathing” creators Martin Gero and Brendan Gall, and BounceTV’s “Johnson” creator and star Deji LaRay.
In this week’s round up brought to us by Script magazine, exclusive interviews with Netflix’s acclaimed mini-series “Keep Breathing” creators Martin Gero and Brendan Gall, and BounceTV’s “Johnson” creator and star Deji LaRay. Plus, learn the broad spectrum of why anyone can sue anyone for any reason in the entertainment industry and how to be aware of these motives and how to (hopefully) avoid a lawsuit.
Documenting Personal Experiences: A Conversation with “Johnson” Creator Deji LaRay
Deji LaRay reflects on developing and writing his television show Johnson and the process behind pitching and selling the show. And most importantly, writing a show about the shared experience within the Black community, notably the shared experiences and relationships between Black men.
The One Sentence That Can Make Your Script—Or Kill It
For many writers, coming up with a logline is the last thing to do before sending the script off to a prospective manager or the next contest. It’s a tedious chore to be put off as long as possible and then gotten over with quickly – like doing taxes or going to the dentist.
Vulnerability As an Asset: A Conversation with “Keep Breathing” Creators Martin Gero and Brendan Gall
Martin Gero and Brendan Gall speak with Script about how their story idea for 'Keep Breathing' was developed, their process behind character development and shaping episodes, how Martin and Brendan became creative collaborators and so much more. Plus, these two share invaluable advice for writers breaking into the industry.
It Depends—The Broad, Broad Spectrum of Reasons to Sue
As is often pointed out, anyone can sue anyone for any reason, which is technically pretty much true. There is an extremely low bar to bringing a lawsuit, by design. We don’t want people to feel like there is no recourse for them in our modern legal system so the gates are kept pretty open. People will bring lawsuits for a huge variety of reasons.
