Sitcom Geek

So, continued from the last post here , four more rules for the writer in production on his/her own show. Rule Three: Don’t As...

Should you have the good fortune of having your sitcom script produced as a series, or even a pilot, you will find yourself having to make d...

Radio comedy is often seen as the poorer cousin of television; a testing bed or a training ground . From personal experience, I c...

Lots of sitcom writers started out writing sketches. It’s probably the best place to start because mastering a sketch ...

Simon Dunn's helpful and pithy blogpost about settings for sitcom got me thinking. I whole heartedly agree with it. Situation comedies ...

So today I'm starting a new script. I have 35 blank pages ahead of me that need to be filled with people talking, stuff happening and jo...

I was making a risotto earlier. And I was thinking about the Back to the Future films. These two things are not connected. But they were ha...