In this episode, we speak with Hungarian screenwriter and script consultant Eszter Angyalosy during her visit to Story Academy. She shares insights into her career and the craft of series writing.

Host: Konstantina Tsiapou

Det här är en episod med manusförfattaren och regissör Carl Englén.

Host: Victor Peterson.

Joel Thompson shares his experiences from shows such as House and Battlestar Galactica.

In this episode we are speaking to screenwriter Jessika Jankert who has written the well-received film "Forever", now streaming on Netflix. We discuss how the process looked like from idea to finished product, the challenge in depicting young adults' lives, how to write an authentic story, and more.

In this episode, two first-year students from Storyacademy discuss what it has been like to move to Gotland and start studying scriptwriting full-time. They talk about everything from what we do at school to what we have learned .

In this week's episode we discuss the job of a script cosultant with screenwriter/script consultant, Jimmy Karlsson. Jimmy has worked on projects such as: Mother of Mine (2005), Borg McEnroe (2017), The Nile Hilton Incident (2017), Tove (2020) and Cairo Conspiracy (2022).

A Thematic and Structural Analysis of Pixar's 'Finding Nemo' - Authored by Anton, Ronja, and Melisa.

Paolo is most responsible for bringing horror to Sweden with his films Feed and Canceled. The former, on top of being an enormous cinema and streaming success, recently netted him a Guldbagge, a prestigious Swedish film award. 

On today’s episode, Willy, with the help of Kylie and Tadeo, interviews Paolo about writing horror, drawing on his experiences both as a screenwriter and a producer. Helping us understand what words to write on the page and how to get them onto the screen. 

If you wish to learn more about Paolo or get in contact with him, you can find both his bio and email address on his website: https://vacirca.se/

In this episode we discuss concepts and ideas with screenwriter Soni Jörgensen in a more controversial point of view. Soni Jorgensen is a Swedish screenwriter who has worked on both Swedish and English language feature films and TV Series, including as a dialogue coach on American Horror Story for showrunner Ryan Murphy (Dhamer, Glee, Nip/Tuck). Soni was also the Head Writer for Hazelight Studios and Electronic Art’s global commercial success and multi-award-winning video game, It Takes Two, in collaboration with film and game director Josef Fares (Jalla! Jalla!, Cops, A Way Out).

An interview with Pauline Wolff by Willy, Tadeo and Kylie