Scriptcast

Eric and Matt visit with old friend Randall Park from Dr. Miracles, Curb your Enthusiam, Supah Ninjas, and many other things. They talk about Randall's acting career and his approach to writing. The trio also discuss the sitcoms they've been watching.

Due to technical difficulties, Eric and Matt imporvise a show on the fly. They read loglines and talk Broken Flowers and Exporting Raymond.

Eric and Matt are back. The two discuss the movie "Drive," and then Eric teaches us how to write a query letter. They also review some loglines and read some writing tips from famous authors.

Scriptdoctor Eric flies solo this week for an in-depth interview with film professor, Eli Daughdrill.

Lawrence is back in the studio as Eric and Matt go through On the Page's 200 twitter tips. We discuss the ones we like and don't like. Also the fabulous episode "Duckling" of Louie is discussed.

Actor Lawrence Long stops by to talk acting. He tells us how actors approach scripts and what writers can do to make things easier for actors. But first we discuss the movie "The Guard." Also in this episode, Eric and Matt square off in an acting duel.

Aaron Moles tells us how to make a web series pilot from start to finish. Aaron has had several shows on Channel 101. Channel 101 is a live event and website for 5 minute web shows founded by Dan Harmon and Rob Schrab. Check out Aaron's stuff there, especially "The Sequence" and "Ninja Cop."

Matt and Eric break down the structure of "Hot Fuzz" using the Blake Snyder beat sheet. Also they discuss the 90s sketch show "The Dana Carvey Show."

Matt and Eric discuss "Crazy, Stupid, Love" and then give their three top writing tricks. This episode is also heavy with TLC references.

Matt and Eric debate Step Brothers and Half Baked, but first they discuss the Dane Cook episode of FX's comedy "Louie." Spoilers for all three, so watch out.