Script Magazine

We write a regular column for covering online media for the screenwriting trade magazine

Articles:

• What's Selling Online?
  (July/August 2008)
  As online entertainment matures into a viable business, is it worthwhile to sell your web series concepts to the new crop of online studios?
  
• Interview with quarterlife's Marshall Herskovitz
  (May/June 2008)
  We interviewed writer-producer Marshall Herskovitz a few days before his online series quarterlife debuted on NBC. We all know what happened, but don’t write off our article just yet: quarterlife’s stumble on TV is still an important step for the emerging world of online media...
• The Future of Distribution
  (March/April 2008)
  As TV becomes digital, and the internet truly supplies all your viewing devices (phone, TV, computer, movie screens) with content, how can you stand out from the pack?
  
• The Future of Attention Spans
  (March/April 2008)
  Are they getting shorter? What does that mean for scripts, commercials, and network scheduling?
  
• New Media: Launch with a Bang!
  (March/April 2008)
  We interviewed Hayden Black of Abigail's X-Rated Teen Diary (not shady, we promise) and the creators of The Guild about their marketing strategies that propelled them to the top of a crowded field of online shows.
• An Alternate Universe:
  Q&A with Afterworld series writer-creator Brent Friedman
  (January/February 2008)
  Brent Friedman, creator of the post-apocalyptic animated series Afterworld, offers some great advice on writing, producing, and retaining rights in new media.
• Rising to the Top
  (November/December 2007)
  Finding your audience online requires new tactics and partnerships. We talked to blip.tv and Spout.com about what they're doing to help online writers/producers to rise to the top of the pack.
• Write it. Shoot it. Share it.
  Finding Your Voice (and Your Audience) Online
  (September/October 2007)
  We spoke to three pioneers in the online video world: the creators of Sam Has 7 Friends & Prom Queen, God, Inc., and Ask A Ninja. And we lived to tell about it!