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Supercharge your characters while minimizing the work in creating them! This week host Gray Jones asks authors Christopher and Kathy Riley all about their new book, The Defining Moment.

Want to get to the heart of comedy? Look no further than this week’s episode, as host Gray Jones interviews comedy guru Steve Kaplan.

Spike Lee’s ”Do the Right Thing” was the spark that ignited the career of film/TV writer-director Amitabh Klemm, instructor at Script Anatomy.

Learn about how to break in to both comic writing and TV writing, as host Gray Jones interviews TV & comic writer Jay Faerber.

His Grandfather was in the original Our Gang comedies... This week, host Gray Jones interviews comedy writer and Script Anatomy instructor Aaron Vaccaro.

From Alaska to the CIA to being the funny drama guy... this week host Gray Jones interviews TV writer and Script Anatomy instructor Zach Ayers.

This week, host Gray Jones interviews screen & TV writer career coach Lee Jessup, who recently published the book Getting It Write: An Insider‘s Guide to a Screenwriting Career.

Sasha Feiler is the only funny person to ever come out of Siberia, and you’ll have to take her word for it since Siberia is the last place you’d want to visit! This week, host Gray Jones interviews comedy writer, performer & Script Anatomy instructor Sasha Feiler.

He wrote the book on directing great TV... literally! This week, host Gray Jones interviews veteran TV director Dan Attias, who has worked on such hit shows as The Boys, The Walking Dead, Homeland, House, Lost, The Sopranos, and dozens more.

What if you get a non-writing job in the industry, and then thrive in that job... how do you break in to the entry level in TV writing? Find out this week, as host Gray Jones interviews Script Anatomy instructor Jim Galasso.

No more reverse engineering! Former development exec Kelly Edwards lifts the veil, and tells you exactly how to get the studio to say ‘yes‘ to your pitch in her new book, The Executive Chair.

We are constantly told to ”pick a lane.” But what if our creativity is stifled by only doing one thing? Is it possible to make a living as a multi-hyphenate? This week, host Gray Jones interviews Meg Messmer to find out.