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Michael Jamin, a veteran TV writer with credits on King of the Hill, Just Shoot Me, Maron, Wilfred, Tacoma FD, Rules of Engagement, and more, shares his journey and expert advice! 📺✍️

Michael takes us behind the scenes of the TV writing process, breaking down what it takes to create hilarious, character-driven scripts. This interview is packed with insight, laughs, and must-know industry tips!

Want to become a TV writer? Don’t miss these expert tips from a writer who’s been there and done it! 🎥🔥

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Jordan talks with his cleint, friend, and legendary voiceover actress, Cheryl Chase known for Angelica Pickles in RUGRATS, as well as contributing to classics like THE REN & STIMPY HOW and ADAMS FAMILY VALUES. Now, Cheryl embarks on a new adventure with her upcoming web series, SCHMIDTI'S CIRCUIT!

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Cheryl showcases her talents as a creator, actress, and screenwriter.  In this episode of SCREENWRITERS TALK SCREENWRITING, Cheryl discusses her transition from voice acting to screenwriting, sharing insights into developing original content. With guidance from screenwriting coach Jordan Imiola, she has crafted a series that promises to captivate audiences.

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Want to break into TV sitcom writing? In this episode of Screenwriters Talk Screenwriting, we dive into the art of crafting hilarious TV comedy with Malik S., a sitcom writer on the hit CBS show The Neighborhood!

Not only does Malik bring the laughs in the writers’ room, but he also plays the character Tre on the show. As a stand-up comedian, he knows how to write and deliver comedy that lands—and he’s sharing his best tips on writing funny dialogue, punch-ups, and building comedic moments that keep audiences hooked.

In this episode, you'll learn:

🎭 How to break into TV sitcom writing – Malik S. shares his journey to The Neighborhood. 
✍️ The key to writing funny dialogue – Crafting jokes that land on screen.
🎬 Inside the writers' room – How sitcoms are written and rewritten.
😂 Balancing stand-up and sitcom writing – Lessons from a comedian-turned-writer.
📺 How to make characters funnier – Creating comedy that feels natural and relatable.

If you love sitcoms and want to write jokes like a pro, this episode is a must-listen!

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Bringing a TV show to life is a long road—and for On Call creators Elliot Wolf and Tim Walsh, it was a five-year journey to get their gripping half-hour police drama on the air. Now a  breakout series on Amazon, On Call has captivated audiences with its fast-paced storytelling, real-time format, and nail-biting action.

In this episode of Screenwriters Talk Screenwriting, Tim Walsh and Elliot Wolf reveal the challenges, victories, and behind-the-scenes process of creating and showrunning On Call. They share how they navigated the industry, developed the show’s unique structure with EP, Dick Wolf, and ultimately turned their vision into a successful streaming series.

🎬 In this episode, you’ll learn:
✅ How On Call went from idea to Amazon’s hit police drama
✅ The pitching and development process behind launching a TV show
✅ What it takes to be a showrunner in today’s entertainment industry
✅ Advice for aspiring TV writers looking to get their scripts produced

If you're a fan of police dramas, wolf entertainment, or an aspiring screenwriter, or just love hearing how great shows get made, this episode is packed with must-hear industry insights!

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Mattea Greene has been kicking ass in the Cobra Kai writers' room since Season 2, rising from writer’s assistant and script coordinator to Executive Story Editor for Season 6. In this conversation, she shares her journey from breaking into TV writing to crafting fan-favorite episodes like Season 3's “The Good, the Bad, and the Badass”.

Get exclusive behind-the-scenes insights into the Cobra Kai writers' room, hear how Mattea approaches character arcs and epic fight scenes, and learn her top advice for aspiring TV writers. Whether you're a die-hard Cobra Kai fan or an emerging screenwriter, this episode is packed with inspiration and expert tips on writing for television.

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We welcome back TV writers (and now TV producers) Alex Franklin and Marc Muszynski to talk about Dexter: Original Sin, the highly anticipated prequel to the iconic Showtime series.

Alex and Marc give exclusive behind-the-scenes details about the Dexter TV writing process, the challenges of crafting a compelling origin story, and how they approached developing a younger version of the infamous Dexter Morgan. We discuss casting, including Patrick Gibson, Christian Slater, Sarah Michelle Gellar, and the new cast members. They go over character evolution and the creative choices that shaped the series and share invaluable insights into thriving in the competitive world of TV writing.

Whether you're a die-hard Dexter fan, an aspiring screenwriter, or just love hearing how great television is made, this episode is packed with must-hear stories, industry wisdom, and plenty of laughs. Hosted by Jordan Imiola, Kerstin Porter, and Elena Dizon. Don’t miss the newest episode of Screenwriters Talk Screenwriting! #TVWriting #Dexter #ScreenwritersTalkScreenwriting #DexterOriginalSin

Dexter: New Blood required a team of talented storytellers. Enter Alex Franklin and Marc Muszynski—TV writers who played a crucial role in crafting the next chapter of Dexter Morgan’s dark and twisted journey.

In this episode of Screenwriters Talk Screenwriting, hosts, Jordan Imiola, Kerstin Porter, and Rund Shami sit down with Alex and Marc to talk about their experience as staff writers on Dexter: New Blood. They share what it was like stepping into the world of the legendary crime drama, working alongside showrunner Clyde Phillips, and helping shape the story that brought Dexter back to our screens.

But that’s just the beginning! Alex and Marc also drop incredible writing advice for aspiring TV writers, covering everything from breaking into the industry to navigating the pressures of a writers’ room. They break down the process of writing for an established IP, creating tension that keeps audiences hooked, and crafting compelling character arcs that evolve over multiple episodes.

If you’re a Dexter fan, an aspiring screenwriter, or just love hearing behind-the-scenes stories about TV writing, this episode is a must-listen!

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Let’s talk dialogue. In this episode, I’m sharing MY TOP 7 TIPS for Writing Dialogue to help you write dialogue that’s snappy, natural, and full of personality.  Ever written a scene and thought, Wow, this sounds like two robots reading a script? We’ve all been there. But don’t worry—I’ve got you covered! So, grab your coffee, hit play, and let’s make your dialogue shine! 🎬🔥

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Q&A with Screenwriter Michael Markowitz, known for Horrible Bosses, Becker, Duckman, and a lot more.

Hosted by Jordan Imiola, Kerstin Porter, and Rund Shami. #HorribleBosses #Screenwriting #TVWriting

Q&A with Hugh Fink known for his writing on Saturday Night Live, Last Comic Standing, The Drew Carey Show, The Showbiz Show with David Spade, The WGA Awards, and much more.

A replay of the first episode of the Deadline Junkies Screenwriting Podcast hosted by Jordan Imiola, Kerstin Porter, and Rund Shami. #SaturdayNightLive #SNL

A Replay from the Christmas Movie Screenwriter Podcast.  Screenwriter, Jordan Imiola discusses his successes with Christmas movies, connecting with producers, turbo charging your productivity and the pros and cons of paid screenwriting services. Whether you’re a seasoned screenwriter or just starting, this podcast offers actionable insights to help you succeed in the merry marketplace of Christmas scripts.

Screenwriter Jordan Imiola goes over how to do a table read for your script with your friends or professional actors and what to expect after that table read. 

Screenwriters and Actors Marisa Dzintars, Gloria Garayua, Jordan Imiola, Gloria Tsai, and David Wingert talk about what they're grateful for in their careers over the past 10 years. 

Jordan Imiola talks about his first screenplay sale, from crafting a query letter to navigating meetings with producers and deciphering contracts. Jordan shares the ups, downs, and monumental moments of breaking into the screenwriting world. Whether you're curious about the hustle or gearing up to sell your script, this episode is packed with tips and screenwriting insights.