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In 1999, A contained horror film turned into a worldwide sensation. 15 years later, its director returns to the filmmaking style that created a "monster."   Read More
Just what is it that "they" (agents and managers) have that we don't? Why are they more successful in getting reads by the pros than us, the writers? It's frustrating, humiliating and all a bunch of "hog-wash." Or is it?   Read More
Once you have a well written, emotionally involving screenplay that has real commercial potential, getting your work read is essential to your success in Hollywood. But sometimes doing so can seem even more daunting than writing the script was.   Read More
It is natural for you to expect that your agent will aggressively market your screenplays and your writing and rewriting services when introducing your work to potential buyers, but there are a number of things you can do to facilitate your agent's efforts on your behalf.   Read More
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X-Men: Days of Future Past
If you've spotted Kraig Wenman's name in InkTip success stories numerous times, it's not an accident. Kraig discusses what actions he took to build a career that ranges from writing about crazy neighbors for Lifetime to writing for a producer from the X-Men and Transformers franchises.   Read More
We asked six producers from various backgrounds to share their insights on development, finance, distribution, what they love to hear on the job, and more.   Read More
Bios of the 6 producers who participated in our initial Rundown: Producers Weigh in on International Markets, Crowdfunding and More   Read More
This is only a test.   Read More
Credits, among others, include: I Shot a Man in Vegas, Fall, If Lucy Fell, Wirey Spindell, There's No Fish Food in Heaven, Chill Factor, 100 Girls. Q. Hopping a fence at Warner Brothers Studios and literally landing in a job was a mix of luck and chutzpah. What do today's aspiring filmmakers need more of, and why?   Read More
Question: We interview writers all the time, and we know what they do - they write! What exactly is a script consultant? Is it the same thing as a script doctor? What's the difference between a script consultant and a "reader?"   Read More
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