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00:48:45 566. See What Sticks
On The Page addWriters Ilana Pena (Crazy Ex-Girlriend) and Madeline Hendricks (Jane the Virgin) discuss story brainstorming and joke writing in the writers’ room.
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565. A Novel Approach
On The Page addThomas Barron, author of the new novel “Bocas," shares the screenwriting-friendly techniques he uses to keep readers turning the page.
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564. Crowdsourcing for Creatives
On The Page addDrawing from his book "Crowdsourcing for Filmmakers,” Richard (RB) Botto discusses the power of creating networks of friends and fans before, during and after the screenwriting and filmmaking process.
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563. Making Mischief
On The Page addAfter rising from intern to junior agent to development executive, On the Page’s own Nick Oleksiw is starting his own company, “Mischief Films.” He talks about what he’s learned about networking, story telling and script development and what he’s looking for with new material.
- 01:13:28
562. The Basement Club
On The Page addThese six female writer/directors aren’t afraid to “go into the basement” when it comes to genre. Emily Dell, Etta Devine, Sarah Ivy, Barbara Stepansky, Hannah MacPherson and April Wright talk about the tools and team building needed to be a working director.
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561. Creating Great Content in the Digital Era
On The Page addWriter, teacher and author Neil Landau gives tips for writing in the current market and discusses his new book TV Writing on Demand: Creating Great Content in the Digital Era.
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560. Making It Meaningful
On The Page addWriter/ director Marcus and Karrie Cox share their experiences as producers on movies like Tangerine and Adult Beginners and discuss their process for acquiring and developing material they truly believe in.
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559. Focus On Ability
On The Page addJessica Orcsik, Manager & Program Director for Focus on Ability Film Festival discusses storytelling opportunities in writing about characters with disabilities.
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558. May the Fourth Be With You
On The Page addThree writers, Chris Derrick, Michael Zannettis and Amanda Torigiani, talk about their favorite Star Wars movies. ‘Nuff said.
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557. Another Day at the Dream Factory
On The Page addWriter/Director Vaughn Stein talks about the lessons he learned as an assistant director that helped him write and direct his movie, “Terminal,” starring Margot Robbie and Simon Pegg.
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556. Brad Silberling and the Weighty Hey
On The Page addThe work of writer/director Brad Silberling spans mediums and genres. Jane the Virgin, A Series of Unfortunate Events and Moonlight Mile are just a few of the projects he’s been involved in. Here he discusses his approach to editing and dialogue and reveals his inspiration for his latest movie An Ordinary Man.
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555. Why Are Grandma’s Cats Trying to Kill Her?
On The Page addWriter Russ McGarry returns to the podcast to talk about a career as a freelance writer and his latest job writing a three minute show with a compelling season arc.
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554. Keeping Score
On The Page addWest Anthony, host of the Musical Notation Podcast, talks about his favorite scores and soundtracks and how they enhance the story on the screen.
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553. John Yorke
On The Page addExecutive producer John Yorke (Wolf Hall, Casualty, Shameless) talks about writing and selling television in the UK.
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552. A Little Sketchy
On The Page addMarc Warzecha of the Second City Comedy Theater talks about the “game” of the sketch and ways that the principles of sketch writing work for TV writing.
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551. Talk Talk Bam!
On The Page addWriter Jim Rash (The Descendants, The Way Way Back) talks about his co-writing process, his take on character and dialogue and how winning an Oscar doesn’t mean you don’t get writer's block.
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550. Paul's World
On The Page addWriter, Actor and longtime listener Paul A. Rose, Jr. sits in to ask questions and give information pertaining to previous episodes of the On the Page Podcast.
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549. Frames
On The Page addWhen you choose a “frame” for your story, you control the story that’s told. Writers Michael Zannettis and Chelsea O’Connor, hosts of the “We Can Talk About Podcast” discuss the “Strict Father / Nurturing Parent” frame used by many movies and TV Shows.
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548. Writers Who Research
On The Page addCuriosity and lots of research helped Andrew Logan and Taylor Allen write the movie “Chappaquiddick,” a dramatization of the car accident and cover-up involving Senator Ted Kennedy.
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547. Indie Advice
On The Page addFilmmaker Ben Zolno talks about what he’s learned from making the improvised dialogue movie, “Status Pending.”
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