Muse & Maker

Writers' strikes are not uncommon in the entertainment industry, and they typically occur when writers feel that they are not being fairly compensated for their work. In the past, writers' strikes have led to delays or cancellations of TV shows and movies, as well as significant financial losses for studios and production companies. I can recall some information about the writers' strike that happened in Hollywood in 2007-2008. The writers' strike was a labor dispute that

Is it just me or did entertainment companies lose their nerve? I remember when entertainment companies always took chances. Like all businesses, the situation is usually evaluated on whether or not to take a chance on someone. These days companies want to connect with individuals or influencers with a massive following. This is understandable in some way when you want to reach lots of people. but I’m also noticing a pattern businesses and entertainment companies are using. Th

In the entertainment industry, a lot of ideas are thrown into play. Video games, movies, music and novels all start with a story, and you can't have a story without a collaboration of writers. This collab forms great and exciting ideas but also grows interpersonal disagreements between the group. These disagreements often result in downfall of the project. Is it beneficial to create alone than with a group and why collaborations fall apart in the first place? The project is