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540. Writing Coco Jan 12, 2018

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Writer Matthew Aldrich and writer/co-director Adrian Molina discuss their approach to story, pay-off and world building for "Coco," the winner of the 2018 Golden Globe for animated feature.

539. Pitching as Performance Jan 05, 2018

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Jennifer Julian and Holly Payberg of June Bug Pictures talk about the techniques they use to hook a listener in a two-minute pitch.

538. Storytelling For Change Dec 29, 2017

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Alan Jenkins, President of The Opportunity Agenda, and Jon Fitzgerald, author of "Filmmaking for Change," discuss ways to change the world through film, TV and documentary storytelling.

537. Wisdom from the Christmas Guy Dec 22, 2017

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Writer Brian Turner returns to talk about his new job writing for the Netflix series "Trolls" and helps Pilar answer more questions from her neglected e-mail inbox.

536. Trends for 2018 Dec 16, 2017

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Career-coach Lee Jessup returns to talk about the changes we saw in 2017 and writing trends ahead for 2018.

535. Log Line Contest 2017 Dec 08, 2017

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Pilar and Aadip review log lines sent in from listeners! Who will be the winner?

534. Writing Non-binary Characters Dec 01, 2017

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Non-binary characters don't fit into classic male or female molds. Writers Laura Erickson-Schroth and Sonya Ellis discuss the challenges and creative opportunities. Pilar's 17-year-old daughter Ezra Rae Dodson leads the way.

533. Surviving AFM Nov 24, 2017

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Armed with a case of thumb drives and a bag filled with aspirin, filmmakers Curt Wiser, Al Mauro and John Wotring went to the American Film Market for four days of pitching, meetings and networking. Hear their day-by-day account in this special "roving reporter" episode.

532. Beyond Bollywood Nov 17, 2017

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Filmmakers Shazia Malik and Danish Renzu talk about their experiences pitching, writing and directing movies in India and the U.S.

531. Mr. Fortuitous Nov 10, 2017

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Sometimes you just happen to run into an old client from New York, who happens to be in town taking meetings for his feature after wrapping production for his short film. So, what do you do next? Put him on the podcast of course! Guest: Keith Armonaitis

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