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We are headed into what may be the most surreal couple of weeks yet in the TV business during the coronavirus pandemic. The broadcast networks are expected to step up their renewals for next season while also making some straight-to-series orders to (mostly) unproduced pilots. But, as the COVID-19-related Hollywood shutdown is approaching the two-month […]… Continue reading Bubble Shows Hopeful For Renewal Amid Pandemic As Decisions Draw Near: Status Report On Series In Limbo — Deadline

My best friend texted me today. She’s currently dealing with rejection and feeling very lost. One of her biggest dreams had yet again been denied for her. The whole thing got me thinking on the topic of rejection. It’s a topic near and dear to my heart. Why? Because I’m a writer, and it has […]… Continue reading A writer’s thoughts on rejection — Katie Twisdale.com

In 1870, on The Strand, a new theatre opened. Built on the site of a failing billiard hall, behind two houses, Vaudeville theatre was crammed onto the site. It required access through a little labyrinth of passages, and had hardly any front of house or backstage. It seated over a thousand people on three tiers. […]… Continue reading Vaudeville and variety shows — The Quiet Writer

About the web series After Life is a British black comedy-drama web television series created, produced and directed by Ricky Gervais who is also the star. The First season premiered on 8 March 2019 on Netflix. The second season premiered on 24 April 2020. Synopsis of the web series This series revolves around the character… Continue reading After Life Season 2 English Web Series — Movie Reviewer

Welcome my children. As a self-proclaimed old hag surrounded by so many beautiful princesses, I am the one who will introduce you to the dark side of Cape and Castle, with this, my Quarantine Watchlist. I am the villain you hate to love. Just kidding… or am I? Actually, I am just someone who really […]… Continue reading Quarantine Watchlists: Veronica’s Picks — Cape & Castle

Well, I am back again to shower you with the latest Raindance assignment. These seem to be changing to the more technical aspects of filmmaking. It will be a feat to keep anyone entertained. In fact, I absolve myself from any such responsibility. Today’s subject is film editing. The film editor, like the blog post […]… Continue reading Film Editing — Acacia

(CNN) — Nick Offerman never knew he was part of a TV juggernaut. “We were never a hit — it’s one of the huge misconceptionsRead More via We’re in a golden age of TV re-runs. Soon it might be all we have — WSVN 7News | Miami News, Weather, Sports | Fort Lauderdale

Netflix’s “The Willoughbys” is perhaps the textbook definition of style over substance. But, oh my, what style! via The weirdly wondrous “Willoughbys” — Static and Screen

To honor some the creative forces who have died due to Covid-19, CNN turned to those who knew them, loved them and were deeply affected by the work that defined their legacies. Below are tributes to these artists. Mark Blum, actor, 69 “Mark Blum was an actor’s actor. Everyone knew him and everyone respected him. […]… Continue reading Tributes to the entertainers and artists who died from coronavirus — eMobiTuner

The following contains spoilers for Better Call Saul season 5. That Better Call Saul ends in tragedy has been a given since the moment it was first announced. Just in case anyone watching was unfamiliar with its predecessor even the very first scene of Saul’s very first episode made it clear that things do not […]… Continue reading How Better Call Saul Became a Tragic Love Story — Den of Geek