And the other as a produced and working screenwriter that has worked directly with major studios, producers, development executives, etc. One on the development side as a major studio script reader and story analyst for Sony Pictures. My perspective is unique, having worked on both sides of the table. My favorite and most fulfilling moments are when I get Twitter notifications with people giving thanks for the articles I’ve written. It has opened up a lot of doors for me, but I really love it because it allows me to take the knowledge and experience I’ve picked up on over the last 20 years in the Film/TV industry and share it with those thousands of up-and-comers throughout the world. I started in 2015 and am still their lead blogger after all of these years with over 700 articles and many screenwriting and Film/TV industry eBooks. I won and befriended ScreenCraft’s founding members, which led to an opportunity to become a Film/TV blogger for their screenwriting blog. In 2014, I had entered an action thriller script to ScreenCraft’s Action Thriller contest. What’s kept me most busy was my career shift to industry blogging. It’s been a long process, but there is some exciting news coming up on the sales front. The film was financed by Chicago Media Angels and Throughline Films came aboard to handle the sales. The film’s director, Justin Jackola, and his production company, JJack Productions, are based out of Chicago’s Cinespace Studios. It's an indie faith-based thriller that I was hired to write. Screenwriting career-wise, on the screenwriting front, I’ve had two paid writing gigs, one of which went into production in 2017-2018. I’m still a work-from-home dad/writer, which I find is a blessing. Ken Miyamoto: Wow, it’s been a while for sure.
Find his eBooks here - THIS and THIS ONE are best.ĭave Watson: What's new since we last chatted? Follow Ken on Twitter out his ScreenCraft author page for some "amazing" screenwriting and Film/TV industry advice. He is a film and television industry blogger for ScreenCraft and has been published by the likes of ScreenCraft, The Script Lab, The Huffington Post, Thought Catalog, Business Insider, MovieMaker Magazine, etc. He has had a previous development deal with Lionsgate, as well as multiple writing assignments, including the produced miniseries BLACKOUT, starring Anne Heche, Sean Patrick Flanery, Billy Zane, James Brolin, Haylie Duff, Brian Bloom, Eric La Salle, and Bruce Boxleitner. He has many studio meetings under his belt as a produced screenwriter, meeting with the likes of Sony, Dreamworks, Universal, Disney, Warner Brothers, as well as many production and management companies.
KEN MIYAMOTO has worked in the film industry for two decades, most notably as a studio liaison for Sony Studios and then as a script reader and story analyst for Sony Pictures. Scott Von Doviak: Charlesgate Confidential Pilar Alessandra: The Coffee Break Screenwriter
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