Screenwriter Chris Hutton, known for WHEN THE STREETLIGHTS GO ON, discusses irrational confidence, overcoming blocks, how music informs writing, obsessing over every single line, screenwriting "rules" and how they're bullshit, writing partnerships, visualization, impending fatherhood, and more.

Screenwriter Chris Hutton, known for WHEN THE STREETLIGHTS GO ON, discusses irrational confidence, overcoming blocks, how music informs writing, obsessing over every single line, screenwriting "rules" and how they're bullshit, writing partnerships, visualization, impending fatherhood, and more.

Screenwriter Chris Hutton, known for WHEN THE STREETLIGHTS GO ON, discusses irrational confidence, overcoming blocks, how music informs writing, obsessing over every single line, screenwriting "rules" and how they're bullshit, writing partnerships, visualization, impending fatherhood, and more.

Chris Hutton

Nic Romolini discusses mental health, ADHD, creativity, and his adventures as a 40ish parent and artist trying to “make it” in the film business. Neurotic observations on everything from the mundane to the profound.

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Nic Romolini discusses mental health, ADHD, creativity, and his adventures as a 40ish parent and artist trying to “make it” in the film business. Neurotic observations on everything from the mundane to the profound.

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Chris Hutton

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