
Writing, Film, Television and More!
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 83 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsTV & Film | |||

Though born in 1894 in Washington, D.C., the family business was theatre, not the politics of President Grover Cleveland’s administration. With an actor for a father – Henry Dupree Sinclair – the future Ruth Sinclair would also begin her career on t... more
I was pleased to be asked to host a session of the Creative Play Working Group of the Screenwriting Research Network (SRN), chaired by Professor Chris Neilan of Edinburgh Napier University.
I had the chance to introduce the attendees to some wonderf... more
Recently, I was asked to make a short presentation to the faculty of Stephens College about the newest book I edited alongside my dear friend and Screenwriting Research colleague Rose Ferrell. Shaping Global Cultures Through Screenwriting: Women Who... more
In the Silent Era, before the existence of the Hays Code (and largely a cause for it), many female screenwriters wrote heroines who flouted the brazen sexual freedom of the new century, a specialty of Josephine “Jo” Lovett. Born in October 1877 in Sa... more
Born on April 25, 1899 in St. Louis, Missouri to Alice Kern and Robert M. Yost, Dorothy moved to Los Angeles to work in the burgeoning film industry and clearly succeeded in that goal. By the time she died in 1967 Yost had written over 80 films and ... more
This season the CW has been airing a new documentary style series called TV We Love which has covers a popular TV show from each decade from I Love Lucy for the 1960s to Happy Days for the 1970s and Dynasty for the 1980s. The last of 8 episodes cover... more
Just finished my rainy weekend read and I highly recommend it:
“The Last Secret Agent: My Life as a Spy Behind Nazi Lines”
It’s the story of Pippa Latour, the last surviving female radio operator who was parachuted into occupied France to travel f... more
In another example of my love for a good, long, alliterative title, I name this year’s Screenwriting Research Network (SRN) presentation:
“When Women Write What They Say, They Say So Much More: Powerful Actress-writer-producers Past, Present & Futur... more
It is good thing this not comedy because won't be funny at all!!










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