Showrunner Emily Andras discusses creating a genre series based on a comic book, why its important to work with people you like, and the value in always trying to make your work awesome.

Showrunner Aaron Martin discusses mixing mystery with horror, his writing style, and how to juggle multiple character storylines.

Showrunner Joseph Kay discusses adapting a French-language series, writing compelling character drama, and crafting stories that resonate.

The Canadian comedy legend talks about growing up in Canada in the 1980s, making the transition to Hollywood, and coming back home to tell stories that focus on more than just jokes.

The panel of kids TV veterans offer advice on starting out, pitching projects, and making connections in the industry.

The Next Step team discuss evolving stories, dealing with fans, and transforming dancers into actors.

Coming with an extensive background in comedy, Frank van Keeken discusses how to find the drama in youth stories, working in a non-traditional format, and why a writer should never forget the importance of hope.

The Sunnyside duo offer a glimpse behind the curtain of their hilarious comedy series, discuss sketch writing, and remind us why funny shows should be fun to make.

The superstar showrunner duo discuss their new CBC series, the challenges of shooting in Europe, and how to let your stories breathe.

Cynthia Knight shares her journey, from being a development writer to becoming a first-time showrunner, and how she approaches writing strong female aboriginal characters.