ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
ON THE PAGE: Join professional script consultant Pilar Alessandra as she demystifies screenwriting and answers your questions about script craft and story.
Hosts:
Update frequency:
weekly
Average audio length:
48 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
776 episodes
since Jan. 6, 2012
episodic
AUDIENCE OF THIS PODCAST 🔗
~84.51% of listeners are from United States.
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US
84.51%
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GB
7.94%
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CA
2.09%
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IT
0.83%
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IN
0.83%
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IL
0.83%
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CO
0.83%
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NL
0.83%
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PL
0.41%
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TW
0.41%
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KE
0.41%
Others
0.08%
* Data source: directly measured on Listen Notes. real-time
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
In the very last episode of the On the Page Podcast, host Pilar Alessandra says goodbye and takes part in an "exit meeting" courtesy of podcaster Ben Blacker.
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
Whether you're writing something "elevated" or "grounded," Pilar helps you build a scene one element at a time.
Austin Elliott chose to "be the person who cleans the kitchen without being asked," and went on to maintain steady work in the industry. Here he talks about the important lessons he's learned as he advanced from PA to the writers' room.
Writer Danny Bayliss came to LA right after college and has learned a thing or two in that time. Here he shares "five tips" that include ways to live a good life while expanding your network.
Josh Sky was an aspiring TV writer when he got an opportunity to write comics for his favorite character He-Man. Fifty issues later, he discusses what he's learned and his feelings about where comic book writing and screenwriting converge.
"The Writers of today helping the writers of tomorrow." Such is the motto of The Writers Guild Foundation and its executive director Julie Lacouture. Julie describes the programs at the WGF which include the Veterans Writing Project, the Writers Access Program and its new partnership with the Nicho…
Actor/writer Marissa Alaniz discusses the love of the craft and passion for her subject matter that led her to write and produce her recently published play Elizabeth.
Lessons about bio-pics, lessons about pitching, lessons about hope. Writer/director Wanuri Kahiu (Rafiki, Washington Black) returns to the podcast to talk about all of it. Don't miss this one!
Actor/writer Karin delaPena Collison's first feature script Coming of Age won a Nicholl Fellowship. Here, she talks about what led up to it and what came next.
On the Page Podcast and Rock Solid Podcast listeners contribute their favorite dialogue-driven clips from movies!
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