When you think of a Stephen King movie or book, you probably think of intrigue, thrills and fear. There's a reason for that. King has made a huge name for himself as a...
Screenwriting
Pixar have essentially nailed the storytelling process, so in this video we take a quick look at Pixar's approach to storytelling and character development. In case a...
We've all seen The Shining, if you haven't, you should go and watch it now. Stanley Kubrick's movie is full of iconic moments that have been replayed, reimagined and...
Dan Harmon and Justin Roiland have created something special in Rick and Morty. It's one of the most loved animated shows since The Simpsons first appeared on our TV's...
In this video, Anatomy of Chaos discusses the meaning and function of entertainment in story. How do screenwriters engage their audience? From the opening scene of a...
Christopher Nolan is a Director that can divide audiences but there's no doubt he can make excellent films. Filmmakers and critics alike have the opinion that he masks...
The mysterious role of the script consultant… Recently, we had the pleasure of chatting to Phil Clarke about everything from the movies he has worked on to how he...
Creating character names is hard, there’s no easy to answer to this question. George RR Martin has a library of ‘what to name your baby’ books. He says he is always...
What makes a good story? It doesn’t matter who you ask, you will always get a different answer to that question every single time. In the below video we take a look at...
You're about to embark on the honorable, yet mammoth task of writing a screenplay. Awesome. First, you'll need to learn about the screenplay structure and how to get...
Okay, so we all know at least 523 people that claim to be a screenwriter. We hear the same statements about them working on their web series or first feature film and...
The relationship James Bond has with woman isn’t your typical boy meets girl story. To be honest, he’s a bit of a dick. What can we learn from the secret agent when it...
