Drawing from his book "Crowdsourcing for Filmmakers," Richard (RB) Botto discusses the power of creating networks of friends and fans before, during and after the screenwriting and filmmaking process.

After rising from intern to junior agent to development executive, On the Page's own Nick Oleksiw is starting his own company, "Mischief Films." He talks about what he's learned about networking, story telling and script development and what he's looking for with new material.

These six female writer/directors aren't afraid to "go into the basement" when it comes to genre. Emily Dell, Etta Devine, Sarah Ivy, Barbara Stepansky, Hannah MacPherson and April Wright talk about the tools and team building needed to be a working director.

Writer, teacher and author Neil Landau gives tips for writing in the current market and discusses his new book TV Writing on Demand: Creating Great Content in the Digital Era.

Jessica Orcsik, Manager & Program Director for Focus on Ability Film Festival discusses storytelling opportunities in writing about characters with disabilities.

Three writers, Chris Derrick, Michael Zannettis and Amanda Torigiani, talk about their favorite Star Wars movies. 'Nuff said.

Writer/Director Vaughn Stein talks about the lessons he learned as an assistant director that helped him write and direct his movie, "Terminal," starring Margot Robbie and Simon Pegg.

The work of writer/director Brad Silberling spans mediums and genres. Jane the Virgin, A Series of Unfortunate Events and Moonlight Mile are just a few of the projects he's been involved in. Here he discusses his approach to editing and dialogue and reveals his inspiration for his latest movie An Ordinary Man.

Writer Russ McGarry returns to the podcast to talk about a career as a freelance writer and his latest job writing a three minute show with a compelling season arc.