It’s easy to see why DID and its causes make for strong stories. But while there are plenty of movies and television shows featuring people with DID, the ones that treat the topic with empathy for the lived experience are few and far between.

Columnist Leigh Medeiros’s call to action will help writers get more in touch with their wild side.

Creator and showrunner Chad Feehan speaks with Script about what initially attracted him to the material, working closely with executive producer and star David Oyelowo, communicating tone and feeling on the page, and more!

Francesca Sloane, co-creator and showrunner, recently spoke with Script about the process behind building out the characters John and Jane Smith, how tropes influenced defining character moments, finding the tone of the show, and gave invaluable advice about breaking into television.

Script Magazine compiled a list of noteworthy screenwriting contests, fellowships and labs calendar dates, and prizes to help you create a strategy for entering writing contests.

Marissa Jo Cerar returns to Script to talk about the adaptation process of 'Black Cake,' the pros of non-linear storytelling, and why she was the right person to adapt this story for television. And last but not least, get your pen and notepad out, as Marissa Jo shares her pitching process, soup to nuts.

Diablo Cody talks about where the idea of the story for 'Lisa Frankenstein' originated, the challenge of writing no dialogue for a main character, why she loves collaborating with directors, and the importance of being a producer on the projects she writes.

Trần Anh Hùng speaks with Script about his adaptation process, the beauty of a French meal and how it's evoked on screen, the use of lighting, filming on limited locations, and more.

Columnist Leigh Medeiros’s call to action will help writers get more in touch with their wild side.

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