Writers Rooms: Zoom vs In Person

What's the substantive difference between a Zoom writers' room and an in-person writers' room? Here are the facts.
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About the host: STEVE HARPER is a TV writer, playwright, producer & actor dedicated to exploring the impact of culture and metaphysics on everyday life. His work examines spirituality, sexuality, race, and class & often deals with spirit creatures, mythical beings and powers beyond human understanding. Steve was a Co-Executive Producer of season one of Tracker, on CBS. He was Co-EP on DC’s Stargirl (CW), and wrote for the TV shows God Friended Me (CBS), Tell Me Your Secrets (Amazon Prime), American Crime (ABC) and Covert Affairs (USA). His original web series SEND ME premiered on BET.com and earned a 2016 Emmy Nomination for series lead Tracie Thoms. It’s now on KZread. Steve’s plays have been produced at theaters across the country including with The Fire This Time Festival and The 24 Hours Plays on Broadway and at Juilliard (NY), Vivid Stage (NJ), Northwestern University, and The American Theater Company (IL), Celebration Theater (CA), and Georgia Southern University (GA). As an actor, he has appeared on national television (Law & Order SVU, 90210, Rescue Me), in film (Chico & Rita, Broadway's Finest) and major regional theatres (among them The Guthrie, Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park and Williamstown) Steve is a graduate of Yale, The A.R.T. Institute for Advanced Theatre Training at Harvard and the playwriting program at Juilliard. He coaches writers through YourCreativeLife.com and co-hosts The Secret Writer Podcast.
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  • @neverevenheardofit
    @neverevenheardofit4 ай бұрын

    Hi, Could you do one on the subject of research. At what point of writer's room does it occur (say trying to make a period drama as close to historically accurate, or a Sci Fi or medical show in which you want to get the science right)

  • @TVsteve65

    @TVsteve65

    4 ай бұрын

    Thanks for the idea. Will add it to my list of video subjects!

  • @TVsteve65

    @TVsteve65

    3 ай бұрын

    Check out this video for the deal on episode research: kzread.info/dash/bejne/eXWFxLd7Xcq_XbA.html

  • @neverevenheardofit

    @neverevenheardofit

    3 ай бұрын

    @@TVsteve65 I saw it, thank you!

  • @BethBarany
    @BethBarany4 ай бұрын

    so useful as always! Do you have any insights on being a TV Director or producer? I would love to hear!

  • @TVsteve65

    @TVsteve65

    4 ай бұрын

    I'm not a TV Director (not as of yet) so I can't really tell you about that, though I've worked alongside them (see the TV Writer On Set playlist for some insights). As for being a producer, it depends on what you mean by that. In TV, "producer" can mean many things. Writers of a certain level have the title of producer (I'm a Co-Executive Producer), but also there are non-writing producers who handle logistical things (like deal with budgets or hiring or travel). In film, producers are (by and large) money people. For insights into writer/producer duties in TV, see the TV Writer On Set playlist - that's where I cover those duties from a writer's perspective. If you still have questions after that, let me know.

  • @BethBarany

    @BethBarany

    4 ай бұрын

    Will do. Thanks!@@TVsteve65