Join today's live co-writing session in 2hrs. Session Time (same session, different time zones): United States - 12:00 pm ET – New York / Miami / Atlanta - 11:00 am CT – Chicago / Dallas / Houston - 10:00 am MT – Denver / Salt Lake City - 9:00 am PT – Los Angeles / Seattle - 8:00 am AKT – Alaska - 7:00 am HT – Hawaii International - 5:00 pm GMT – London - 6:00 pm CET – Berlin / Rome / Paris - 6:00 pm SAST – South Africa (Johannesburg / Cape Town) - 9:30 pm IST – India (New Delhi / Mumbai) - 1:00 am KST (next day) – South Korea (Seoul / Busan) What we do: - 5–10 min: quick check-in + set your goal - 2–3 silent writing sprints - Short debrief: what you got done + your next step Bring: - Your WIP (outline, pages, beats, deck—whatever moves the project) - One clear, achievable target for the session (e.g., revise 3 pages, beat out my cold open) Let’s make progress together, not alone.

If a script feels off, it’s usually not because of one bad scene—it’s because the pattern of pressure and payoff across the story there or clear. A quick way to check that pattern: 1. First real pressure beat: The moment the world stops letting them coast. 2. Midpoint break: The moment they can’t go back to who they were. 3. Final choice: The moment they act in a way that proves they’ve changed (or refused to). If those these don’t clearly escalate—or if they feel like three versions of the same moment—your script doesn’t need better dialogue. It needs a clarity.

1) Engine vs. Ending - Series: Needs a repeatable engine (cases, conflicts, relationships) that generates new stories every episode/season. - Feature: Needs a decisive ending—one arc, one climax, one catharsis in ~90–120 pages. 2) Arc Scope & Timeframe - Series: Characters change incrementally; design a season spine (8–10 tentpoles) and a springboard bank for episodes. - Feature: One compressed transformation; escalate set-pieces toward a single irreversible choice. 3) Packaging & Proof - Series: Lead with a killer pilot, logline, series bible (world, characters, engine, 10 springboards). - Feature: Deliver a tight feature script, lookbook, and ideally a proof-of-concept scene/sizzle. Drop yours below: Format you’re choosing (feature/series): ______ One next step this week (pilot beat outline/springboards): ______