In recent months, the writing community has been abuzz with discussions about artificial intelligence and its potential impact on our craft. From novelists to screenwriters, creators are questioning their future in an increasingly AI-driven world. Let’s examine the current state of AI writing capabilities and explore why human writers remain essential to the creative process.Continue reading “Preserving Human Creativity: Why AI Can’t Replace Writers (Yet)”
Monthly Archives: November 2024
The Evolution of Westerns: From ‘Stagecoach’ to ‘Hell or High Water’
The Western genre is one of the most enduring in American cinema, serving as a mirror to shifting societal values and changing interpretations of morality, heroism, and the American identity. From the expansive deserts of John Ford’s Stagecoach (1939) to the gritty modern landscapes of Hell or High Water (2016), the genre has transformed dramatically.Continue reading “The Evolution of Westerns: From ‘Stagecoach’ to ‘Hell or High Water’”
‘Dreams’: Kurosawa’s Screenwriting Vision in the 90s
In the twilight of his illustrious career, legendary Japanese filmmaker Akira Kurosawa gifted the world with “Dreams” (1990), a cinematic tapestry woven from the threads of his own nocturnal visions. This late-career masterpiece not only showcases Kurosawa’s unparalleled visual storytelling but also offers invaluable insights into the art of screenwriting, particularly in crafting deeply personalContinue reading “‘Dreams’: Kurosawa’s Screenwriting Vision in the 90s”
A.I. in Screen Trade 