breaking bad
Kim Wexler – Truly ORIGINAL CHARACTERS Series: Part 19
Saul Goodman – Truly ORIGINAL CHARACTERS Series Part: 13
Forensic Scene Analysis: Breaking Bad’s ‘I Am the One Who Knocks’
The Insider Interviews – with BREAKING BAD Producer Karen Moore
ORIGINAL CHARACTERS Series: Part Five – Walter White
VIDEO ESSAY: Creating the Fascinating Antagonist – Gus Fring
Gus Fring BREAKING BAD, created by Vince Gilligan, introduced us to many great characters. Antihero Walter White (Brian Cranston), the cancer-diagnosed high school teacher who turns to making meth. Jesse …
OPINION: Why Your Second Act Must Have Escalating Stakes
The second act is all about escalating stakes. Absolute urgency. There’s a gap in the classic three act structure as extolled by many screenwriting books and teachers. The problem is …
OPINION: Great Dialogue is All in the Subtext
Writing great dialogue is difficult, but one way to get a step closer is through the use of subtext. Subtext, literally what is below the text, is the deeper implication behind …
Top 5 Story Questions That Pique Our Interest
Stirring Interest If a story doesn’t pose a dramatic question, you’re probably reading a shopping list. Story questions are the narrative equivalent of a sales pitch, the means by which …