Many producers think their job is just developing scripts and hanging out with actors. But producers need to be responsible for much more...

Every project starts with a great story. But creating a film or TV show that can be brought to life involves much more than just that.

Screenwriters must be aware of the filmmaking process. It affects every decision they make long before and after they write their script.

One of the questions that seems to be dividing the filmmaking community is whether you should be writing scripts about the coronavirus!

The purchase of "CODA" by Apple Studios at Sundance was great news for many reasons, and a classic example of independent film financing!

Understanding the glamor of the film industry is something that all filmmakers should use when appealing to investors.

The most prestigious sales markets that take place throughout the year are where the real business of the film and TV industry is conducted.

An investor doesn't usually begin their selection process by reading a script. You can use a great business plan or lookbook to entice them!

I’ve seen many emerging filmmakers spend time on social media discussing the recent Warner Bros/HBO Max deal and how it will affect them.

Many have claimed that the recent Warner Bros/HBO Max deal signals "the death of cinema". But can streaming replace the cinema experience?

Everybody is buzzing with the news that Warner Bros will be releasing its 2021 slate day-and-date on HBO Max. But what's behind the deal?