Ep 314 - Why Supergirl Doesn't Work (It's Not What You Think)

Geoffrey D. Calhoun and Kristy Leigh Lussier explore what happened when Geoffrey entered Screenwriting Reddit to offer writers free advice without promoting himself or selling anything. His posts quickly reached thousands of writers—but a message encouraging compassion also attracted hostility from the community’s self-appointed gatekeepers.They break down why some online writing communities become toxic, how anonymous critics continually move the goalposts, and why writers need to protect their confidence. Geoffrey and Kristy also discuss the surprising release of Coyote vs. Acme, Jason Statham’s unusual fight-contract rules, when a screenplay prologue works, and why a 30-minute short film may need to become a feature.What You’ll Learn in This Episode:What happened when Geoffrey infiltrated Screenwriting RedditWhy compassion matters in online screenwriting communitiesHow writers can protect themselves from toxic feedbackWhy studios shelve completed movies for financial reasonsHow to avoid using a prologue as an exposition dumpWhy an overly long short film may work better as a featureKey Moments:02:27 – How Coyote vs. Acme escaped the studio shelf08:41 – The unusual rules behind Jason Statham’s fight scenes09:45 – Geoffrey infiltrates Screenwriting Reddit12:26 – When the Screenwriting Reddit trolls arrived16:15 – Knowing your value when critics attack24:10 – Avoiding the exposition and monologue trap24:48 – Why a 30-minute short film may need to become a featureResources Mentioned in the Episode:Screenwriting RedditCoyote vs. AcmeBatgirlMutinyTerminator 2: Judgment DayHalloweenThe Lord of the RingsRabbit TrapScreenplay prologues and cold opensShort-film structureOnline screenwriting communitiesConnect with GuestInstagram: @kantoka127Watch her vertical drama: The Witch Wolf's MateConnect with Geoffrey D. CalhounWatch: ElsyWebsite: thesuccessfulscreenwriter.comInstagram: @screenwriterpodYouTube: @thesuccessfulscreenwriter#screenwriting #filmmaking #writingtips #screenwriterlife #storytelling #filmindustry #indiefilm #writerslifePlease share this podcast with your community!

Geoffrey D. Calhoun and Kristy Leigh Lussier break down one of the easiest ways to spot weak screenwriting: dialogue nobody would actually say. They share practical ways to write more authentic conversations before answering listener questions about first drafts, fixing scenes, formatting flashbacks, and whether a writer should ever give up on the dream.What You’ll Learn in This Episode:Why generic dialogue can immediately weaken a screenplayHow listening to real conversations can improve your character dialogueWhy every scene needs its own purpose, objective, and forward momentumHow to keep moving when a scene is slowing down your first draftHow to approach flashbacks and scene numbering in a screenplayWhy screenwriting formatting has become less rigid over the yearsWhy your filmmaking career may not look the way you originally imaginedHow writers and directors can start creating with the resources they have right now.Key Moments:01:24 – Breaking down character-driven storytelling in recent movies06:03 – The generic dialogue screenwriters need to stop using10:30 – Kristy's techniques for developing authentic character voices12:36 – What every scene needs to accomplish15:26 – Why Geoffrey stopped using Final Draft16:53 – When should you give up on your dream of writing and directing?19:57 – Redefining what it means to be a writer and director todayAbout the Co-host:Kristy Leigh Lussier is a screenwriter, filmmaker, and creative collaborator who works across multiple genres including horror and drama. She has experience in independent film production, writing, and on-set collaboration, and regularly shares insights into the filmmaking process with the screenwriting community.About the Host:With films on network television, streaming platforms, and in theaters, Geoffrey D. Calhoun is a screenwriter, author of The Guide for Every Screenwriter, and a passionate mentor in the industry. He hosts The Successful Screenwriter podcast to empower writers and filmmakers at every level.Resources Mentioned in the Episode:Indie Gathering International Film FestivalScreenplay dialogue and character developmentFinal Draft screenwriting softwareIndependent filmmakingVertical filmmaking and mobile-first storytellingConnect with Kristy Leigh LussierInstagram: @kantokaWatch Kristy’s vertical drama: The Witch Wolf's Mate.Connect with Geoffrey D. CalhounWatch Geoffrey's Vertical Thriller: ElsyWebsite: thesuccessfulscreenwriter.comInstagram: @screenwriterpodYouTube: @thesuccessfulscreenwriter#ScreenwritingPodcast#ScreenwritingTips #Screenwriting #WritingDialogue #Screenplay #Filmmaking #IndieFilmmaker #Scriptwriting #TheSuccessfulScreenwriter  #WritingCommunityConnect with GuestInstagram: @kantoka127Watch her vertical drama: The Witch Wolf's MateConnect with Geoffrey D. CalhounWatch: ElsyWebsite: thesuccessfulscreenwriter.comInstagram: @screenwriterpodYouTube: @thesuccessfulscreenwriter#screenwriting #filmmaking #writingtips #screenwriterlife #storytelling #filmindustry #indiefilm #writerslifePlease share this podcast with your community!

Discover how an ordinary break room transformed into a post-apocalyptic set for Geoffrey’s new vertical thriller, Elsy. In this episode, Geoffrey and Kristy sit down with filmmaker and Vault Studio founder George Ansara to explore his journey from commercial videography to launching one of Michigan’s top independent film studios. Go behind the scenes of Elsy’s intense five-day shoot, and learn the keys to indie film success: preparation, collaboration, and community. George reveals how Vault Studio empowers creators with affordable, professional spaces, while Geoffrey and Kristy share insights on producing indie films and the power of filmmakers supporting each other.What You'll Learn in This Episode:How George Ansara built Vault Studio into a filmmaker-first production facilityBehind-the-scenes stories from filming ElsyHow Geoffrey designed an entire film set using 3D modeling and AI visualizationWhy adaptable production spaces save time, money, and stress on independent productionsThe producer's perspective on keeping a five-day shoot running smoothlyWhy collaboration not competition is the key to growing the independent film communityGeorge's work with the Detroit 48 Hour Film Project and supporting local filmmakersHelp us spread the word and support indie filmmaking! Our new vertical thriller Elsy premieres soon, and the first trailer is live now on Instagram.Watch the Elsy trailer now on Instagram HereWatch the trailer, share it to your stories, comment with your theories, and tag a friend who loves mystery, suspense, and post-apocalyptic storytelling. Every share helps us reach new viewers and brings more attention to independent filmmaking.About the HostWith films on network television, streaming platforms, and in theaters, Geoffrey D. Calhoun is a screenwriter, author of The Guide for Every Screenwriter, and a passionate mentor in the industry. He hosts The Successful Screenwriter Podcast to empower writers and filmmakers at every level.Connect with Geoffrey D. CalhounWebsite: https://thesuccessfulscreenwriter.comInstagram:@screenwriterpodYouTube: @thesuccessfulscreenwriteConnect with Kristy Lee LussierInstagram: @kantoka127Connect with George AnsaraVault Studio: Vault Studio Podcast#Screenwriting #Filmmaking #IndieFilm #IndependentFilm #FilmProduction #MichiganFilm #VaultStudio #VerticalSeries #Elsy #DetroitFilm #48HourFilmProject #Screenwriter #Storytelling #TheSuccessfulScreenwriterConnect with GuestInstagram: @kantoka127Watch her vertical drama: The Witch Wolf's MateConnect with Geoffrey D. CalhounWatch: ElsyWebsite: thesuccessfulscreenwriter.comInstagram: @screenwriterpodYouTube: @thesuccessfulscreenwriter#screenwriting #filmmaking #writingtips #screenwriterlife #storytelling #filmindustry #indiefilm #writerslifePlease share this podcast with your community!

In this episode of The Successful Screenwriter, Geoffrey D. Calhoun and Kristy Leigh Lussier break down why some movies fail despite strong marketing, using Supergirl as a case study to explore how theme, character, and a worthy antagonist determine whether a story truly resonates with audiences. They also discuss the current state of Hollywood, the rise of independent filmmaking, and why audiences may be returning to theaters for the right films.Plus:Why a story without a clear theme feels hollowWhat makes an antagonist compellingThe truth behind "Hollywood is back"Terrible screenwriting advice: "Just add a montage"Geoffrey shares one of the worst screenplay query emails he's ever received—and the surprising response after he tried to mentor the writerAI-generated outreach emails and why human editing still mattersFourth of July movie recommendations and a few classic film memoriesWhether you're an aspiring screenwriter, filmmaker, or movie lover, this episode dives into the storytelling principles that separate memorable films from forgettable ones.If you're serious about writing better screenplays, subscribe for weekly conversations on screenwriting, directing, filmmaking, and breaking down the myths of the entertainment industry.📚Geoffrey's Book: The Guide for Every Screenwriter🎬 #Screenwriting #Filmmaking #Supergirl #WritingAdvice #Screenwriter #Storytelling #Movies #FilmAnalysis #Hollywood #TheSuccessfulScreenwriterConnect with GuestInstagram: @kantoka127Watch her vertical drama: The Witch Wolf's MateConnect with Geoffrey D. CalhounWatch: ElsyWebsite: thesuccessfulscreenwriter.comInstagram: @screenwriterpodYouTube: @thesuccessfulscreenwriter#screenwriting #filmmaking #writingtips #screenwriterlife #storytelling #filmindustry #indiefilm #writerslifePlease share this podcast with your community!

What if the voice keeping you alive couldn't be trusted?In this special episode of The Successful Screenwriter, Geoffrey D. Calhoun sits down with Assistant Director Kristy Leigh Lussier and interviewer Jess Paul to pull back the curtain on Elsy, a cinematic post-apocalyptic vertical series premiering this July. For over a decade, Elsy existed in different forms a web series, a feature film, a television project before finally finding its perfect home in the exploding world of vertical storytelling.Now, Geoffrey makes his directorial debut with a psychological thriller that blends mystery, survival, loneliness, and hope into a mobile-first cinematic experience unlike anything currently available in the vertical space.In this episode, you'll discover:How vertical storytelling is transforming the entertainment industryThe challenge of creating a cinematic experience in a vertical formatThe process of casting Karly Coffee, Rochelle Nicole, and Eric RomanBehind-the-scenes stories from shooting 21 episodes in just 5 daysWhy loneliness is the emotional core of ElsyThe future of vertical series and why Geoffrey believes this is where storytelling is headedElsy follows a young woman trapped inside a bunker after a mysterious catastrophe leaves the world buried beneath ash. Alone, isolated, and running out of supplies, she discovers a voice on a CB radio. But as hope grows, so do the questions. Can she trust the person on the other end? And what happens when survival depends on believing a lie?If you're a filmmaker, screenwriter, content creator, or simply fascinated by where entertainment is headed next, this episode offers an inside look at the future of storytelling.Topics CoveredVertical Series ProductionPost-Apocalyptic StorytellingPsychological ThrillersWriting for Mobile AudiencesFilm Production on a BudgetThe Future of Streaming ContentBehind the Scenes of ElsyAbout ELSYElsy is a cinematic vertical thriller following a young woman surviving alone in a bunker after the collapse of civilization. As she forms a connection with a mysterious voice over a CB radio, she begins questioning everything she thought she knew about her world.Written and Directed by Geoffrey D. Calhoun.Coming July 2026.🚨 Watch the ELSY Trailer: Instagram: @screenwriterpodWatch the trailer, follow the journey, and share your theories before the series premieres.#Elsy #VerticalSeries #PostApocalyptic #PsychologicalThriller #IndieFilm #Screenwriting #Filmmaking #VerticalDrama #DirectorDebut #TheSuccessfulScreenwriter #SurvivalThriller #MysterySeries #MobileStorytelling #FilmmakerPodcastConnect with GuestInstagram: @kantoka127Watch her vertical drama: The Witch Wolf's MateConnect with Geoffrey D. CalhounWatch: ElsyWebsite: thesuccessfulscreenwriter.comInstagram: @screenwriterpodYouTube: @thesuccessfulscreenwriter#screenwriting #filmmaking #writingtips #screenwriterlife #storytelling #filmindustry #indiefilm #writerslifePlease share this podcast with your community!

Hollywood is in the middle of a major shift, and many writers may not realize how quickly the rules are changing. In this episode, Geoffrey and Kristy explore the success of creator-driven projects like Backrooms, the growing influence of online audiences. They discuss what today's moviegoers are actually paying to see, how YouTube creators and independent filmmakers are bringing audiences back to theaters, and what these changes mean for screenwriters trying to build careers in an evolving industry. What You'll Learn in This EpisodeWhy creator-driven films are disrupting HollywoodWhat the success of Backrooms reveals about modern audiencesStrategies for writing authentic dialogueHow to approach talent attachment and financingHelp us spread the word and support indie filmmaking! Our new vertical thriller Elsy premieres this July, and the first trailer is live now on Instagram.Watch the Elsy trailer now on Instagram Here Watch the trailer, share it to your stories, comment your theories and tag a friend who loves mystery, suspense, and post-apocalyptic storytelling. Every share helps us reach new viewers and brings more attention to independent filmmaking. About the HostWith films on network television, streaming platforms, and in theaters, Geoffrey D. Calhoun is a screenwriter, author of The Guide for Every Screenwriter, and a passionate mentor in the industry. He hosts The Successful Screenwriter podcast to empower writers and filmmakers at every level.Connect with Geoffrey D. CalhounWebsite:thesuccessfulscreenwriter.comInstagram: @screenwriterpodYouTube: @thesuccessfulscreenwriterConnect with KristyInstagram: @kantoka127Watch The Witch Wolf's Mate: C#Screenwriting #Filmmaking #Hollywood #Backrooms #IndieFilm #Screenwriter #WritingCommunity #FilmIndustry #Storytelling #TheSuccessfulScreenwriterConnect with GuestInstagram: @kantoka127Watch her vertical drama: The Witch Wolf's MateConnect with Geoffrey D. CalhounWatch: ElsyWebsite: thesuccessfulscreenwriter.comInstagram: @screenwriterpodYouTube: @thesuccessfulscreenwriter#screenwriting #filmmaking #writingtips #screenwriterlife #storytelling #filmindustry #indiefilm #writerslifePlease share this podcast with your community!

In this episode, Geoffrey and Kristy lighten things up after a heavy week and dive into what’s happening in movies right now. From walking out of Super Mario Bros 2 to breaking down why fan service is starting to replace real storytelling, this conversation gets honest about where the industry is heading. They also explore why adaptations like Project Hail Mary are resonating with audiences, how the Hero’s Journey is still alive and well, and answer real screenwriting questions from listeners. If you’ve been frustrated with modern films or wondering how to sharpen your own writing, this episode gives you clarity and direction.What You’ll Learn in This EpisodeWhy fan service is replacing story in major IP filmsThe problem with introducing characters too late in a scriptWhy faithful adaptations like Project Hail Mary workThe truth about the Hero’s Journey and why it never diesHow to write stronger characters in short filmsBest practices for writing love scenes in today’s industryHow to approach a 48-hour film festival scriptWhy you don’t need Hollywood to succeed as a screenwriterKey Moments00:20 – Opening and shift to a lighter episode00:55 – Geoffrey walks out of Mario Bros 2 and why02:14 – The rise of fan service over storytelling06:52 – Why Project Hail Mary connects with audiences14:34 – “The Hero’s Journey is dead?” debateAbout the CohostKristy Leigh Lussier is a filmmaker and storyteller working across multiple formats, including the fast-growing vertical content space. She brings both creative and production insight into modern storytelling trends and industry shifts.About the HostWith films on network television, streaming platforms, and in theaters, Geoffrey D. Calhoun is a screenwriter, author of The Guide for Every Screenwriter, and a passionate mentor in the industry. He hosts The Successful Screenwriter podcast to empower writers and filmmakers at every level.Resources Mentioned in the EpisodeProject Hail MaryInterstellarThe MartianReady or Not 2They Will Kill YouConnect with GuestInstagram: @kantoka127Watch her vertical drama: The Witch Wolfs MateConnect with Geoffrey D. CalhounWebsite: thesuccessfulscreenwriter.comInstagram: @screenwriterpodYouTube: @thesuccessfulscreenwriter#screenwriting #filmmaking #writingtips #screenwriterlife #storytelling #filmindustry #indiefilm #writerslifeConnect with GuestInstagram: @kantoka127Watch her vertical drama: The Witch Wolf's MateConnect with Geoffrey D. CalhounWatch: ElsyWebsite: thesuccessfulscreenwriter.comInstagram: @screenwriterpodYouTube: @thesuccessfulscreenwriter#screenwriting #filmmaking #writingtips #screenwriterlife #storytelling #filmindustry #indiefilm #writerslifePlease share this podcast with your community!

Listener discretion is advised. Episode contains discussion of mental health and suicidal ideation.If you or someone you know is struggling, you are not alone.Call or text 988 to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline for free, confidential support.In this deeply personal and powerful episode, Geoffrey shares his recent experience being hospitalized for mental health and suicidal ideation. What starts as a shocking revelation turns into an honest, raw conversation about depression, trauma, and the silent struggles many creatives face. Together with co-host Kristy Leigh, this episode explores what it feels like to hit a breaking point, what happens inside a psychiatric hospital, and why seeking help is not weakness but survival. If you’ve ever felt alone, overwhelmed, or like you’re not enough, this conversation is for you. This isn’t just about screenwriting. It’s about staying here. If this episode reaches one person who needs it, it’s done its job.What You’ll Learn in This EpisodeThe difference between sadness and high-functioning depressionWhat really happens during a psychiatric hospital stayWhy many creatives feel isolated despite outward successHow “masking” hides internal strugglesThe importance of support systems during mental health crisesWhy seeking help is a strength, not a weaknessHow writing can serve as a lifeline during dark momentsKey Moments00:23 – Episode introduction and unexpected reveal00:49 – Geoffrey shares he was planning suicide03:19 – Inside the psychiatric hospital experience05:51 – Why people don’t reach out when they’re struggling08:33 – The reality of masking and hidden depression11:25 – Why writing became a saving grace11:43 – The importance of the 988 crisis lineAbout the CohostKristy Leigh Lussier is a filmmaker, writer, and creative collaborator who brings honesty and empathy to conversations about storytelling and life in the industry. As Geoffrey’s co-host, she helps guide meaningful discussions that go beyond craft and into the human experience behind it.About the HostWith films on network television, streaming platforms, and in theaters, Geoffrey D. Calhoun is a screenwriter, author of The Guide for Every Screenwriter, and a passionate mentor in the industry. He hosts The Successful Screenwriter podcast to empower writers and filmmakers at every level.Resources Mentioned in the EpisodeSuicide & Crisis Lifeline (U.S.): Call or text 988Local mental health professionals and support groupsConnect with GuestInstagram: @kantoka127Watch Kristy’s vertical drama: The-Witch-Wolfs-MateConnect with Geoffrey D. CalhounWebsite: thesuccessfulscreenwriter.comInstagram: @screenwriterpodYouTube: @thesuccessfulscreenwriterYou’re not alone in this journey.#MentalHealthAwareness #ScreenwritingLife #CreativeStruggles #DepressionAwareness #FilmmakerLife #WritersJourney #YouAreNotAlone #TheSuccessfulScreenwriterConnect with GuestInstagram: @kantoka127Watch her vertical drama: The Witch Wolf's MateConnect with Geoffrey D. CalhounWatch: ElsyWebsite: thesuccessfulscreenwriter.comInstagram: @screenwriterpodYouTube: @thesuccessfulscreenwriter#screenwriting #filmmaking #writingtips #screenwriterlife #storytelling #filmindustry #indiefilm #writerslifePlease share this podcast with your community!

Geoffrey D. Calhoun and Kristy Leigh return from a short hiatus with exciting news: they’re officially launching their new vertical series. In this episode, they discuss what it’s like to move from talking about filmmaking to actually producing a project together, including casting, crew building, and preparing for production. They also dive into a major industry shakeup involving the rumored Paramount and Warner Bros. consolidation, what it could mean for creators, and why the rise of vertical storytelling platforms may open new doors for independent filmmakers and screenwriters.Plus, Geoffrey and Kristy answer listener questions about writer’s block, creative doubt, genre preferences, writing habits, and surprising books that deserve film adaptations. If you're a screenwriter navigating the changing entertainment landscape, this conversation is packed with insight and perspective.What You’ll Learn in This EpisodeWhy vertical series may become a major opportunity for indie filmmakersThe difference between talking about filmmaking and actually producing a projectHow to break through writer’s block and restart creative momentumWhy self-doubt is normal for writers at every level of their careerHow major media mergers could reshape the future of film and televisionThe value of writing habits and routines for maintaining productivityKey Moments00:20 – Geoffrey and Kristy return from hiatus and tease their new vertical series02:05 – The origin of Elsy and why Geoffrey revived the script now03:46 – The rumored vertical storytelling platforms for indie filmmakers12:55 – Breaking through writer’s block and finding creative flow19:20 – Should writers focus on one project or juggle multiple scripts?22:33 – Dealing with doubt as a screenwriter26:29 – Writing nonfiction stories and handling sensitive personal materialAbout the CohostKristy Leigh Lussier is a screenwriter, filmmaker, and creative collaborator who works across multiple genres including horror and drama. She has experience in independent film production, writing, and on-set collaboration, and regularly shares insights into the filmmaking process with the screenwriting community.About the HostWith films on network television, streaming platforms, and in theaters, Geoffrey D. Calhoun is a screenwriter, author of The Guide for Every Screenwriter, and a passionate mentor in the industry. He hosts The Successful Screenwriter podcast to empower writers and filmmakers at every level.Resources Mentioned in the EpisodeVertical storytelling platforms and mobile-first contentHBO series PrimalConnect with Kristy Leigh LussierInstagram: @kantokaWatch Kristy’s vertical drama: The Witch Wolf's MateConnect with Geoffrey D. CalhounWebsite: thesuccessfulscreenwriter.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/screenwriterpodYouTube: @thesuccessfulscreenwriter#ScreenwritingPodcast#ScreenwritingTips#VerticalSeries#Filmmaking#IndieFilmmaker#Scriptwriting#TheSuccessfulScreenwriter#WritingCommunityConnect with GuestInstagram: @kantoka127Watch her vertical drama: The Witch Wolf's MateConnect with Geoffrey D. CalhounWatch: ElsyWebsite: thesuccessfulscreenwriter.comInstagram: @screenwriterpodYouTube: @thesuccessfulscreenwriter#screenwriting #filmmaking #writingtips #screenwriterlife #storytelling #filmindustry #indiefilm #writerslifePlease share this podcast with your community!

In Episode 308, Geoffrey D. Calhoun and co-host Kristy Leigh Lussier dig into one of the biggest shifts happening in film right now: the rise of YouTubers as box office draws. Using Iron Lung as a case study, they unpack how creator-driven films are outperforming studio releases, why Hollywood is resisting transparency around indie success, and what this power shift means for filmmakers. They also tackle persistent screenwriting myths about page numbers and beat timing, break down writer’s block from a neurological perspective, and have a candid conversation about how AI should and should not be used in the writing process.What You’ll Learn in This EpisodeWhy YouTubers are now the real box office starsHow Iron Lung succeeded as a low-budget, single-location indieThe truth about page numbers, beat sheets, and rigid structure rulesWhy writer’s block is often a physical response, not a creative failureHow AI can support writers without replacing themKey Moments00:20 – Seeing Iron Lung and why it works as contained horror02:25 – Why studios won’t release indie box office numbers04:22 – YouTubers as the new movie stars and marketing engines10:16 – The myth of hitting exact beats on exact page numbers22:23 – How AI should be used to help writers, not replace themAbout the CohostKristy Leigh Lussier is a filmmaker, producer, and screenwriter working in today’s independent film space. She brings a grounded, real-world perspective to writing craft, production realities, and industry shifts, especially where new media and traditional filmmaking collide.About the HostWith films on network television, streaming platforms, and in theaters, Geoffrey D. Calhoun is a screenwriter, author of The Guide for Every Screenwriter, and a passionate mentor in the industry. He hosts The Successful Screenwriter podcast to empower writers and filmmakers at every level.Resources Mentioned in the EpisodeIron LungMarkiplierFive Nights at Freddy’sSnowpiercerThe Guide for Every ScreenwriterScreenplayStoryThe Writer’s JourneyConnect with KristyInstagram: @kantoka127Vertical Drama: The Witch Wolf’s MateConnect with Geoffrey D. CalhounWebsite: thesuccessfulscreenwriter.comInstagram: @screenwriterpodYouTube: @thesuccessfulscreenwriter#ScreenwritingPodcast #IndieFilm #IronLung #YouTubersInFilm #FilmIndustry #WriterLife #ScreenwritingAdvice #FilmmakingConnect with GuestInstagram: @kantoka127Watch her vertical drama: The Witch Wolf's MateConnect with Geoffrey D. CalhounWatch: ElsyWebsite: thesuccessfulscreenwriter.comInstagram: @screenwriterpodYouTube: @thesuccessfulscreenwriter#screenwriting #filmmaking #writingtips #screenwriterlife #storytelling #filmindustry #indiefilm #writerslifePlease share this podcast with your community!