Screenwriters John August and Craig Mazin discuss screenwriting and related topics in the film and television industry, everything from getting stuff written to the vagaries of copyright and work-for-hire law.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 40 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film |
John and Craig invite Aline Brosh McKenna back to celebrate the third anniversary of Scriptnotes. It’s a jam-packed, glass-and-a-half of wine, listener-favorite episode.
They look at ways to breathe new life into scenes and characters that aren’t w... more
John and Craig wonder, how has TV changed in the last ten years? They compare what’s better and worse, the tradeoffs between quality and quantity, how curation is changing, the pros and cons of shorter seasons, and what this all means for writers and... more
John and Craig discuss short films: what makes a great short, when should you make one, and what should you realistically expect out of it? We also update our predictions on whether the career of “screenwriter” can survive potential global catastroph... more
John welcomes back Liz Hannah (The Post, The Girl from Plainville) to discuss how to construct and communicate setting in a script. They talk about the balance between establishing a sense of space while avoiding the beginner’s mistake of over-blocki... more
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Was very excited for this podcast. Unfortunately the crazy swerve into how “truth social is a funny way to lie” was it for me. I’m not even a republican. It’s a toxic us vs them landscape and I won’t have any part of it.
I love these guys. They are enormously generous, critical of entities that harm or manipulate writers, and marry experience with theory. It does take time to find its rhythm and I really had to let Craig grow on me (mostly by just disagreeing with his articulation, not his feelings) but once that happened, the podcast became an easy daily fixture on my evening walks. The Dennis Palumbo and Aline Brosh McKenna episodes are particularly great and replay-able and I’m excited to buy the book when it... more
I’ve sampled a ton of podcasts over the last decade. I listen to only a few regularly. Though I am a writer, I’ve never pursued screen or scriptwriting - and don’t intend to. With that said, I love the “inside entertainment writing” that Craig and John give us weekly, the guests, the content, almost everything about it. The writing tips here are good for everyone. IMO, this is the best of them all.
The Flash was an offensively horrible money grab, I mean movie.
Love this podcast, never miss it. I sometimes wish the hosts would consider that some of their listeners might be more centrist in their political views and leave politics out of the show, but I typically just fast forward through the (Craig) tirades. It's their show, after all. But more mailbag, please!!!
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Conversations focus on the intricacies of screenwriting and the broader filmmaking landscape. Discussions encompass writing techniques, industry trends, and the creative process, providing insights into the complexities associated with both writing and collaboration. Noteworthy aspects include personal anecdotes from the hosts, advice on networking, and reflections on the film industry's evolving nature, amassing a community of aspiring writers and professionals seeking practical guidance and inspiration. The show is distinguished by its balance of humor and serious discussions, making it both educational and entertaining for anyone interested in storytelling and screenwriting.
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Recent guests on Scriptnotes Podcast include:
1. Aline Brosh McKenna
2. Megana Rao
3. Drew Marquardt
4. Scott Frank
5. Dan Gregor
6. Doug Mand
7. Stu Horvath
8. Mike Birbiglia
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