The Blog

I hate to burst your bubble but they are all just titles. Lol. Kidding...not really. Let's start from the bottom up, since it's important for screenwriters to understand this stuff. (Note: These descriptions are simplified. Each role goes above and beyond what's written below.) First some background on Creative Departments:

I was that kid, sitting in my 3rd grade class, learning about descriptive writing and eating it all up. After reading my first descriptive story, my teacher Mrs. Jones told me I should be a writer. Great! At 8 years old, I totally knew what profession I'd be going into. I wrote my first novel at age 10. I wrote short stories that kept me up all night because I didn't want to leave my characters to solve their own problems. I carried R.L. Stine, Beverly Clearly and eventually Terry McMillan in my purse because if boredom ever tried to sneak in, I would disappear into another world.

I wanted to be an author, knowing that I'd need a day job because you don't become Stephen King over night. You have to pay your bills somehow...