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The titular castle of Howl’s Moving Castle is an apt metaphor for the lush creativity of Ghibli studios’ output; towering and complex, yet indistinct, morphing all the time so as to leave only an impression in the mind, without the
The Razzies have a pretty poor track record when it comes to singling out the true ‘worst of the worst’ from a year in film and are more prone to riding a trend than anything else. Last year, the whipping
Matt Stone and Trey Parker, the renegades behind South Park, Team America: World Police and Cannibal! The Musical, tend to have very different needs as writers than most. The South Park schedule involves a great deal of crunch time for
These days there are still a smattering of silent films being made (mostly on the independent film market), and thank goodness for that. An artform all their own, silents have a uniquely cinematic quality every prospective filmmaker should take note
Gaiman is a master storyteller, whose works span genre and medium; short stories, novels, audio theatre, comic books, films, graphic novels and television. The Sandman, Gaiman’s greatest work, has revived its cultural standing in the wake of a well-received Netflix
All Is Lost, which chronicles the harrowing fight for survival of a veteran mariner left adrift after his vessel collides with a stray shipping container, rode what is for a Hollywood film, a distinctively simple premise to extraordinary acclaim. The
UCLA Professor Pat Verducci, renowned for her work as a writing coach and story consultant, gave a full hour and 40 minutes of her time to answer questions about the writing process for Film Courage. Over the course of the
The character of Dorothy Gale, one of the most iconic movie characters and to be sure one of the most beloved movie icons of them all, had relatively humble beginnings. Her presence in The Wonderful Wizard of Oz is surprisingly
Little Women has been a staple of the American literary diet for ages, and film history began to seize its potential early on (including several silent adaptations). Brave, considering that there are few characters as familiar to readers as the
TV comedy writers are some of the most hard-working professionals in the business. Not only do they have to shape the story (or adhere to it) and keep their characters straight as is the case on most shows, but they