Month: June 2020

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/top-tv-execs-grapple-covid-19-script-changes-were-not-going-be-shoot-it-dont-write-it-1297752 Showrunners are being asked to cut extras, reconsider sex and fight scenes and, in some cases, shorten page counts. In late March, when Robert and Michelle King convened the writers room for their supernatural drama Evil, they plotted out a second season premiere in a haunted New York City subway station. Now, more than two … Read more

As I prep to go out with a law show pitch, I reflect on all the pitching lessons I’ve learned along the way. 1. From a coach, I learned to visualize the meeting and see the outcome I want. 2. From a fantastic pitcher who has sold 26 projects (including one with me), I learned to speak to the … Read more

During this time of upheaval, some of us can get lost in the pain and irrational chaos. The brutality feels too overwhelming to engage with. Who are we to speak up and support racial equality if we aren’t of color? But every person standing for equal rights and liberties helps. You can make a difference … Read more