Al Horner is a London-based journalist, screenwriter and presenter. His work has appeared in The Guardian, Empire Magazine, GQ, BBC, Little White Lies, TIME Magazine and more.
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Tom Schulman has a screenwriting method that’s messy but gets results. The Nashville-born writer likes to spread months' worth of notes for a new project...
In The Good Place, the acclaimed philosophical sitcom that ran from 2016 to 2020, an all-knowing genie with infinite knowledge of the universe exists, named...
Shane Black, one of the most respected and influential screenwriters in modern cinema shares tips on how to write explosive action. Shane Black -- the...
The Baby Driver auteur and 1917 co-writer reveal the tips and tricks that helped them craft their acclaimed new supernatural thriller Last Night in Soho....
