Undercover Salon
Whatever happens in the salon… stays in the salon. Not! A Dramedy from Heather Hale Productions
True Life Slate
Heather Hale Production True Life stories in development
How to Create a Rip-O-Matic?
How do you create a Rip-O-Matic for your screenplay? What is a Rip-O-Matic? Heather Hale answers the questions and more on the Indie Film Hustle “Bullet-Proof Screenwriting Show.”
How to Pitch Kids’s TV Shows
Every demographic has its stratum but few are as dramatically delineated as kids’ television programming because the distinctions between age groups are so profound.
“Strong, relatable, believable characters are key drivers, particularly for a pre-school audience where they become a child’s friend,” explains Rick Glankler, President/General Manager, FremantleMedia Kids & Family Entertainment. “For older kids, friendship is still fundamental but action and humor are also major factors in capturing children’s imaginations. For boys aged 6 to 9, there has been a shift away from action adventure to engaging with comedy.
Learn to Love All Forms of Storytelling
Learn to love all forms of storytelling. Watch web series. Read comics. If you learn the forms, you’ll start to see what each does well and what they don’t do as well. Let your stories steer themselves towards the form they best fit.
