How creators can protect their work from the new generation of AI powered counterfeiters.

I've been falling down a rabbit hole of Michael Button's archaeology videos on YouTube, and they're rewiring how I think about our civilization and… our storytelling.

Your creative routine might look insane to everyone else, and that's totally cool. I spent much of the 2000s scribbling TV shows while selling spec scripts. My wife and kids wondered if I'd ever sleep normal hours. But every scribbler knows, a creative routine worth anything rarely resembles balance.

Rising numbers of ADHD accommodations at art schools will fail unless we acknowledge the greatest challenge for a young creative.

Founders think in decades, not days. A mindset two generations of screen-scribblers need as we lurch toward 2026.

Podcasting is Going Visual and Eating TV's Lunch

How do you keep characters consistent when the world is too big for any one brain to track? Ask them.

Maybe the real intangible of the Warner Bros sale might not be antitrust, but the innovator’s dilemma facing the buyer.

When I worked with Alex Kurtzman and the late, great Roberto Orci, I watched them do something unusual with their early drafts. Before the action lines, before the scene descriptions, before the translation into screenplay form, they often created a version that was dialogue only.

A deep work flow for beating the Algorithmic Antagonist.

The Hollywood Guilds still think the threat is AI. The real threat is a kid in Korea with an iPhone and NanoBanana.

If you're going to pour your time, money, and creative energy into a short film for a class, why not make it capable of doing more than collecting dust on Vimeo?

Why a hundred years of Hollywood history matters more as data than entertainment.

Industries need a villain, and they’re reaching for the robots.

These maxims were aimed at game designers, but they map cleanly to anyone building interactive stories, cross-platform narratives, or character driven worlds.

A physical home for your post-cinema content factory.

EDGLRD is building a lifestyle brand with its own production tools inside the walls. Creator studios will merge entertainment, fashion, and social identity into a single offering.

Why screen-scribblers need to pick a lane if they want to survive the next five years.

9:16 storytelling is rewriting my widescreen brain.

How micro-dramas revived the B-movie hustle for the swipe generation.