Joseph MorgantiMay 53 minWriting for TV: Succession PilotOver the years, there have been many excellent television series, with HBO being one of the best networks for high-quality shows. As...
Joseph MorgantiApr 73 minThe Antagonists Of TRAINING DAY: An AnalysisAntagonists are what primarily drive the conflict of a story. It’s nearly impossible to have an intriguing or compelling story without...
Joseph MorgantiMar 303 minWriting for TV: Mr. Robot PilotWriting for TV is a challenging task that not every writer has the tools to do. Still, this isn’t to say it’s impossible. The fact that...
Joseph MorgantiFeb 223 minThe Antagonists of GONE GIRL: An AnalysisDeveloping a suitable antagonist is a critical component of any great story, especially in the world of screenwriting. A film can’t be...
Joseph MorgantiFeb 74 minWriting for TV: Squid Game Pilot2021 was filled with incredible shows, films, and mini-series for us to digest. If there was one show that made headlines across the...
Joseph MorgantiJan 233 minThe Antagonists of THE USUAL SUSPECTS: An AnalysisCreating an antagonist is an essential make-up of a great script, walking the fine line of developing truly unique antagonists while...
Joseph MorgantiDec 26, 20213 minWriting for TV: Billions PilotWriting a drama television series is one of the biggest challenges a screenwriter can set out and accomplish. It’s a monumental task,...
Joseph MorgantiDec 5, 20213 minThe Antagonists of NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN: An AnalysisIt’s challenging to find a more masterful film that features one of the greatest villains in film history than none other than No Country...
Joseph MorgantiNov 14, 20213 minWriting for TV: Ozark PilotWriting for television is a challenging task for anyone, no matter their expertise. The pilot is a monumental hurdle, with highly...
Joseph MorgantiOct 17, 20213 minThe Antagonists of 12 YEARS A SLAVE: An AnalysisEvery great script has a central antagonist that’s primary goal is to prevent the protagonist from accomplishing whatever they are set...
Joseph MorgantiOct 3, 20213 minWriting for TV: When They See Us PilotMiniseries as a whole are a different animal altogether to tackle as a writer compared to a traditional television series. More or less...
Joseph MorgantiSep 4, 20213 minThe Antagonists of SILENCE OF THE LAMBS: An AnalysisWhen a film fanatic brings up the notion of a great antagonist or villain, Hannibal Lector tends to come into mind. Although introduced...
Joseph MorgantiAug 28, 20213 minWriting for TV: Chernobyl PilotWriting for TV is a challenging effort that many would argue require more of a writer than a full-length feature film would. Although...
Joseph MorgantiJul 29, 20213 minThe Antagonists of GET OUT: An AnalysisJordan Peele established a new name for himself in the world of cinema after releasing his iconic 2017 horror film Get Out. The film...
Joseph MorgantiJul 22, 20213 minWriting for TV: Prison Break PilotWriting for TV is arguably the most challenging effort in the screenwriting world. Whether it’s coming up with more premises beyond the...
Joseph MorgantiJun 23, 20213 minThe Antagonists of FIGHT CLUB: An AnalysisThe first rule of fight club is you don’t write a blog discussing the film’s antagonists and what makes them so special, right? All...
Joseph MorgantiJun 2, 20213 minWriting for TV: The Queen’s Gambit PilotWriting any form of script can be a hurdle for any person to accomplish with just about any screenwriter will tell you about the...
Joseph MorgantiMay 11, 20214 minThe Antagonists of A BEAUTIFUL MIND: An AnalysisIf you know anything about writing a script, then you know about the importance of having constant conflict throughout it. Keep in mind,...
Joseph MorgantiApr 26, 20213 minWriting for TV: Six Feet Under PilotAs monumental of a task it can be for anyone to write a full-length feature film, there is another school of thought that’s equally as...
Joseph MorgantiMar 28, 20214 minThe Antagonists of INGLORIOUS BASTERDS: An AnalysisIt’s no secret that writing a full-length feature film script is one of the biggest challenges a writer can face. Not only do they have...