Write Your Screenplay Podcast & Transcripts
On this podcast, rather than reviewing movies “two thumbs up, two thumbs down, loved it or hated it,” Award Winning Screenwriter Jacob Krueger shows you what you can learn from them as screenwriters. We look at good movies, bad movies, movies that we loved, and movies that we hated.
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- April 20, 2018
Isle Of Dogs Vs. Roseanne – Writing For Political Change
April 20, 2018Read morePlease note, this podcast was recorded prior to the recent scandals surrounding Roseanne Barr. We have chosen to leave the podcast on our site because we feel it may have information that is valuable to writers. But the analysis was based upon what the show appeared to be after the airing of the pilot. As recent events have shown, rather
60 - April 4, 2018
Nurturing The Inner Artist
April 4, 2018Read moreJake: Hi, I’m Jacob Krueger, and thank you for tuning into a very special episode of The Write Your Screenplay Podcast. This is our 100th episode. I’m so incredibly excited, proud and grateful to all of the listeners that have made this possible for 100 episodes. So, I was thinking, “What am I going to do for my 100th episode?”
- March 23, 2018
BoJack Horseman: Breaking The Rules Of Structure
March 23, 2018Read moreThis week we are going to be talking about BoJack Horseman, but we aren’t just going to be talking about the series, we are going to be talking about one very particular episode, and doing a really deep breakdown: Season 4, Episode 9 which is entitled Ruthie. A lot of the times when we talk about television, we talk about
- March 8, 2018
The Florida Project: Structure Without Structure
March 8, 2018Read moreThis week we are going to be talking about The Florida Project, by Sean Baker and Chris Bergoch. I am so excited to be talking about this film, especially a week after the Oscars, because this is a film that probably should have been competing for Best Picture. Bria Vinaite probably should have been competing for Best Actress, and Sean
- February 20, 2018
Find The Emotional Core Of Your Screenplay
February 20, 2018Read more*Please note this interview was from 2018. The dates for this year’s Screencraft Writer’s Summit in Atlanta is April 5 – 8. If you want more information on who will be speaking you can visit their site at https://screencraft.org/atlanta/. Jake: This week, I am so excited to be doing something we’ve actually never done before on the podcast: we have two