Articles, Interviews, and Reviews

Here are some of my published articles, interviews, and reviews. 

Articles

How to run a film festival during a pandemic

Parties and politics at the Sundance Film Festival

REPORTER’S NOTEBOOK: WHAT’S GOOD AT SUNDANCE?

Austin Film Festival and Writer’s Conference for Virgins: Get the Most Out of Your Experience

LA FILM FESTIVAL BRINGS ISRAELI PRODUCTIONS TO HOLLYWOOD

A Screenwriter’s Guide to Getting (and Keeping) an Agent: An Interview with David Boxerbaum of Paradigm

Secrets of Successful Screenwriting Teams: How to Avoid Bloodshed When Writing a Script With a Partner

It’s the Talmud — with zombies! — in new Israeli horror film

How Your Indie-style Script Could Get You a Job with Disney Animation

Miramax Sued for Copyright Infringement Over Sherlock Holmes Movie

Comic-Con for Screenwriters: Austin Film Festival

Screenwriter Beats Defamation Lawsuit by Former Lover

Moneyball for Movies: Market Research for Screenwriters

Interviews

Screenwriting guru Robert McKee to teach screenwriting seminars in Tel Aviv

Hagai Levi’s 40-year journey to ‘Scenes from a Marriage’  

Liz Hannah Shines in “All the Bright Places”

How a Story That “Had To Be Told” Launched Rogue One Screenwriter Gary Whitta’s Career

Cedric Cheung-Lau Lives His Sundance Film Festival Dream

“Being In Charge Of Your Own Story”: Tony Gilroy on the Joys and Embarrassments of Being a Writer-Director

Hearing What’s In Your Head: Kenneth Lonergan On His Process of Writing As a Director

Finding the Human: Dan Gilroy Talks Script Formatting and Writing Roman J. Israel, Esq. on Spec for Denzel Washington

Bryan Cranston Goes Feral: Writer-Director Robin Swicord on Her Strange New Feature, Wakefield

Don’t Be Good At Anything Else: The Dowdle Brothers on No Escape

Eli Attie: From the White House to the West Wing

The Fault in Our Stars — Written in Six Days

Back to the Black List:  An Interview with founder Franklin Leonard

Reviews

Passion elicits snores

Toe-tapping 42nd Street singing is outmatched by the stellar dancing

Despite a strong production, Nathans fails to incite

Much ado – with good reason: A Vancouver summer favorite, Bard on the Beach offers comical romance

Head to Ashland for theatre