Writers Talking TV

Kaye, Sheasgreen, and McKinney discuss comedic tone, restructuring their show, and characters who are more than kin.

Veteran showrunner Martin discusses comedy, characters who need each other, and making Canadian television that is proud to be Canadian.

Rookie Blue's exec producers discuss managing a hit series, serving two networks, and why your best special effects are your actors.

From funny books to funny people, the Belleville brothers discuss high energy comedy, a single camera style that stands out, and making the show you want to make.

About to begin production on their fourth season of FLASHPOINT, Mark Ellis and Stephanie Morgenstern share insight on running a successful series, being smart about notes, and writers with heart.

After spending close to a decade in development on his series, Craig David Wallace has some great advice for producers, showrunners, and anyone waiting to hear back about their show.

New media masters Jill Golick and Julie Cohn discuss web series, tween detectives, and having complete creative control.

Coming with a background in US sitcoms, Frank van Keeken discusses breaking in writers, creating characters, and why tween TV is no different than adult TV.

Making the leap from web series to TV series, Cale and Lapaire share fascinating insights on what it really means to be viral, how to monetize online content, and the importance of your fans.

Showrunner Sheri Elwood talks about the challenges of production, working with Jason Priestly, and how great it is to work in cable.