Luke Giordano·Aug 29, 2017How to Write Good Dialogue for Movies & TVIt takes laying the necessary groundworkA response icon2A response icon2
InSitcom WorldbyLuke Giordano·Oct 10, 2016How to Write a TV Pilot, pt. 6: Re-writing, Editing & What to Do NextI feel a tremendous amount of relief when I finish a first draft, even though all I can think about is what a huge mess I made. My goal was…
InSitcom WorldbyLuke Giordano·Oct 3, 2016How to Write a TV Pilot, pt. 5: Writing the ScriptNow that you’ve put in all the necessary groundwork, you’re ready to start writing your script. Like I said in the last section, this part…A response icon4A response icon4
InSitcom WorldbyLuke Giordano·Sep 29, 2016How to Write a TV Pilot, pt. 4: Pre-writing & OutliningWriting the script is the most enjoyable part of the process for me. One, because I’m actually doing the work that I set out to do when I…A response icon1A response icon1
InSitcom WorldbyLuke Giordano·Aug 31, 2016How to Write a TV Pilot, pt. 3: StructureStructure is the most crucial element of writing for the screen. Countless screenwriting books have been written on the topic, more or less…A response icon4A response icon4
InSitcom WorldbyLuke Giordano·Feb 23, 2016How to Write a TV Pilot, pt. 2: CharacterIn the first part of this series, I talked a lot about matching the right character(s) to your premise. While a lot of the fun of watching…A response icon2A response icon2
InSitcom WorldbyLuke Giordano·Feb 21, 2016How to Write a TV Pilot, pt. 1: Concept & ConsiderationsMy job is that I write for television. I’ve worked mostly in animation, though I’ve had a couple live action staff jobs, too. I have been…A response icon1A response icon1