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Writing about Writing
Posts about general writing advice, industry observations, and more!


Mic
4 days ago4 min read
Elevator Coverage
You know the elevator pitch. But what about elevator coverage? It's a skill that takes you beyond "I liked it" when asked your opinion!
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Mic
Feb 18 min read
Opening Sequences: Where Stories Thrive or Die
Your first 15 pages can make or break your script. Learn how to hook your audience fast—or risk their eternal boredom. 🔥🎬
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Mic
Jan 256 min read
How to Make a Mid Movie: A COMPLETE UNKNOWN
How to make a movie that’s 2.5 hours long and still says nothing: a lesson in mid storytelling, starring Timothée Chalamet as Bob Dylan.
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Mic
Nov 28, 202424 min read
Adaptation Analysis: Wicked
From stage to screen: How Wicked’s themes and characters evolve between the musical and the film adaptation.
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Mic
Nov 2, 20245 min read
From Script to Screen: What Makes a Lasting Impact?
A strong script doesn’t always make a strong film. Here's why a story's "why" matters more than anything else...
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Mic
Oct 3, 202416 min read
Sequel Analysis: Joker: Folie à Deux
A musical, courtroom drama, and psychological thriller walk into a bar. The result is Folie à Deux, and it's better than the original Joker.
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Mic
Aug 24, 202411 min read
Adaptation Analysis: Heathers
What works in the Heathers musical? What doesn't work in the original film? What makes both of them shine in their own ways? Read on to see!
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Mic
Aug 17, 20247 min read
Anxiety in Family Media
There's a growing trend of depicting anxiety in family media. How can this help shape future generations for the better?
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Mic
May 6, 202414 min read
If "THE FALL GUY" (2024) Were Submitted for Coverage
How would THE FALL GUY fare if submitted for coverage? Find out in this post, and gain some insight into the story analysis process!
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Mic
Feb 24, 20244 min read
The Highs and Lows of Act 2 (+ what Puss In Boots 2 did right)
The low point is the start of the most predictable part of a movie. What can you do to make it more effective?
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