Writing Screenplays, Pitching Ideas and Navigating the Business - Full Interview

Dive into a comprehensive interview with screenwriter and author Erik Bork as he shares invaluable insights on writing screenplays, pitching ideas, and navigating the entertainment industry. Learn about the seven elements of a viable story, structuring a screenplay, and crafting compelling series pitches. Explore the nuances of meaningful conflict, character development, and what makes a great story stand out in Hollywood. Gain practical advice on temp jobs, general meetings, and the realities of the pitching process. Discover Erik's thoughts on famous screenwriting books, industry trends, and how to evaluate your own movie ideas. Whether you're an aspiring screenwriter or a seasoned professional, this in-depth discussion offers a wealth of knowledge to enhance your craft and understanding of the business.

Pitching Ideas
How Many Ideas Did Erik Pitch
General Meetings
How Long Has The Pitching Phase Been
Biggest Takeaway From Pitching
Was It Better Not To Pitch
What Goes Into A Series Pitch
How To Write A Series
The 7 Elements Of A Viable Story
How To Structure A Screenplay
William Goldman Books
Adventures In The Screen Trade
What Makes A Great Story
How Does Someone Know Their Movie Idea Sucks
Do Writers Get Negative Feedback
Is There A Happy Medium
What Is Meaningful Conflict
What About When Conflict Is Too Much
How To Set Up Multiple Characters
Staying Alive
What Made Your Work Stand Out
Temp Jobs
Once Upon A Time In Hollywood
Hollywood Cant Be A Protagonist
Conflict In Hollywood
Sharon Tate
The 40 Year Old Virgin