I. The Coen Brothers and Their Unique Screenwriting Approach The cinema landscape is peppered with the remarkable contributions of countless auteurs, but few possess the distinct and instantly recognizable storytelling prowess of Joel and Ethan Coen, collectively known as the Coen Brothers. Renowned for their idiosyncratic style, the brothers are not simply film directors, butContinue reading “The Versatile Screenwriting Styles of the Coen Brothers”
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Screenwriting is for Humans
The landscape of screenwriting has been dramatically altered by the advent of artificial intelligence, sparking conversations on AI screenwriting, machine learning screenwriting, and the broader implications of AI writing. While the tools offered by technology can be powerful, the heart of storytelling remains human. The Writers Guild of America (WGA) and other unions must continueContinue reading “Screenwriting is for Humans”
The Complexity of AI and Screenwriting: Not a Binary Issue
As the world progressively embraces the fascinating realms of artificial intelligence (AI), discussions on the role of AI in various creative fields, especially in literature and film, have emerged. The domain of AI and screenwriting is an intriguing and complex one, an area that can’t be simplified into a binary perspective of ‘good or bad’,Continue reading “The Complexity of AI and Screenwriting: Not a Binary Issue”
WGA Writers’ Strike: A Fifty-Day Struggle and What’s Next
On the fiftieth day of the Writers Guild of America (WGA) strike, there is an air of determination among the picketing writers. Despite the hardships of the past weeks, writers remain committed to their fight for a fair contract with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP). WGA leadership has been critical ofContinue reading “WGA Writers’ Strike: A Fifty-Day Struggle and What’s Next”
A.I. in Screen Trade 