Our last show for the season.  We'll be on Summer break until September so tune in for the last round of Chris' advice and insights.

Listen in as Chris offers up his dramaturgical wisdom, industry insights and trademark humour to some unsuspecting aspiring screenwriters. He answers the illusive question of what defines a good "hook", critiques a pitch involving ISIS, anf a story about a woman's unhappy reunion with her past.

"There's no such thing as a perfect script, only the right one".  Find out what that means and get more pearls of screenwriting wisdom from Chris Lockhart on this month's episode of the best screenwriting podcast in the world!

Our first show of 2015!  Start your year off right with Chris' industry insights, dramaturgical wisodm and trademark humour.

Our last show of 2014!  Listen in as Chris critiques pitches about an alien invasion in mini vans, a florist with motives and a rock star with family issues.

Listen in as Chris takes on more aspiring screenwriters in their attempt to impress and beguile him with their creations...and then receive scathingly honest feedback.  This epsisode features a spirited pitch, a story of vengeance and well, you'll just have to listen to find out.

Ready for another round of Chris' trademark insights, advice and humour? We have a Liverpuddlin with a western pitch and two horror pitches that need some life...or death.

Two very vague pitches equals a harsh lesson in specificity, the Lockhart way.

You've asked your aunt Alice what she thought of your script.  You've asked the guy that fixes your car.  You've asked the guy that does your dry cleaning.   You've asked your mother in-law.  So now why not ask someone who actually knows what they're talking about?  Chris Lockhart is ready to listen to your story ideas and pitches and give you 100% honest feedback based on over 15 years of industry experience working with A-list talent at the world's largest talent agency.  And just as with your mother in-law, it's FREE...but without the "you'll never be good enough for my daughter" scowl.   Chris listens to pitches from a native Indianian with a hostage crisis, crisis and a returning caller with a logline dilema.

Screenwriters, filmmakers, actors, cinephiles, stalkers...join us for another fun and exciting round of Chris' trademark dramaturgical advice, industry insights and humour.  This episode features guns, guns and more guns, crooked sherriffs and saving the ranch, all in the year 2076.