The Craft: 2020-19

Writing for Film and Television

    May 29

    Great Character

    Kerry Ehrin, showrunner for Apple TV+’s flagship series The Morning Show, navigates the uncharted waters of writing a TV show during a pandemic with a combination of empathetic cool and an abiding knack for great characters.
    Written by Dylan Callaghan
    January 24

    Underground

    Korean writer-director Bong Joon Ho reflects on the universal appeal of Parasite, his acclaimed tale of a basement-dwelling family of have-nots who con their way into a wealthy home.
    Written by Dylan Callaghan
    January 17

    Double Edge

    Rian Johnson’s awards-nominated murder mystery Knives Out melds an Agatha Christie-style whodunit with a Hitchcockian thriller while bringing both genres into the modern age.
    Written by Dylan Callaghan
    February 24

    Before the Wall

    Daniel Sawka’s HBO feature about an immigrant child detained at the U.S.-Mexico border might seem ripped from the headlines, but the story of Icebox was born years before Donald Trump took office.
    Written by Dylan Callaghan
    January 18

    Our House

    Mike Flanagan “remixes” the horror genre, bringing it closer to home by infusing it with family drama on the hit Netflix series The Haunting of Hill House.
    Written by Dylan Callaghan
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