writers

Everyone You Should Know On Set

From hair and makeup to best boy grip, here’s a brief breakdown of the people you might encounter on a set—and what they do!

How to Become a (Successful) Playwright

Whether you’re inspired by the classics, or you have a budding idea that just needs to make its way to the stage, here are a few pointers for early-career playwrights to keep in mind.

10 Finalists Chosen for 2013 Fox Writers Intensive

Fox has selected the finalists for its second advanced writing program, providing development and employment opportunities for screenwriters of diverse backgrounds.

WGA Ends ‘Stop Work’ Notice Against Comedy Central

The Writers Guild of America, West has ended its ban on Comedy Central and reached a new deal with Central Productions, the guild announced in an email to its members.

11 Steps to Becoming a Late Night TV Writer From Sara Schaefer

The comedian, writer, and co-host of MTV’s upcoming “Nikki & Sara Live” shares a list of 10 helpful tips for comics who are looking to get hired as writers for late night shows.

Fox Writers Intensive Expands Opportunities

Fox adds to its annual diversity program by providing writing opportunities with HarperCollins, Fox Writers Studio, 20th Century Fox Film, 20th Century Fox Television, and FX.

WGA East Partners with the Black List to Provide More Exposure for Members

Members of the Writers Guild of America, East are eligible for a discount to use the Black List’s new subscription service and connect with industry professionals.

Write Without Yourself in Mind

Eileen Rivera, a New York-based writer and producer, found writing becomes much more effective if she didn't write herself into her plays.

Watching My Words Come to Life

Michelle Clunie, star of TV's "Queer as Folk" and "Make It or Break It," on the satisfaction of writing her own work, seeing actors bring her words to life on stage, and performing her own pieces. Clunie's new play, "Us," is now running in New York.

Logan Lerman Returns to the Toronto International Film Festival With Two Films

The star of “Writers” and “The Perks of Being a Wallflower” talks about his early ambivalence about acting and how good work begets more good work.