ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Television is a tough place to make a living, especially if you're a writer. Rick Mitz shares his insights on on the TV Sitcom, and his contributions to it as a writer and producer.
Guest Info:
Rick Mitz is a writer and producer based in Los Angeles. He created the acclaimed series The Lot for AMC, Hi Honey, I'm Home! and a.k.a. Pablo for ABC, and wrote episodes of Valerie, Remember WENN, and You Again? He also worked as a consultant for Channel 4 and I-TV in the United Kingdom, and wrote The Great TV Sitcom Book. He teaches writing at Columbia College Hollywood.
The Host:
Contact Mike at production@carmonasound.com.
English
United States
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