Being the only writer to hold the coveted distinction of being a two-time Austin Film Festival Screenwriting Competition winner, Troy Anthony Miller attributes his affinity for screenwriting to the life-long lessons he picked up through traveling abroad, working in other careers and maintaining a determined and collaborative work ethic.

We speak with Troy about his feature scripts, The Hitch, a thriller focusing on a young Alfred Hitchcock, and the female centric sports comedy, The Olympian, and more from his career.

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Recently named by The New York Times as an "Artist to Watch," Evette Vargas is an award-winning, cross-platform storyteller who is at the vanguard of the digital and virtual reality landscape. 

Evette recently spoke with us about becoming a multi-hyphenate artist and creator, her Web Development Studio, Digital-Reign, and about the enormous opportunity for filmmakers she sees in the emerging virtual reality markets. 

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“It seems to me that there are so many ways to tell a story that it doesn’t necessarily need to be just through writing. It can be through acting; I’m writing my own music right now; there’s a lot of different facets of storytelling which interest me so I try to explore as many as I can.”

Known for his work in 'Little Men' and 'True Places Never Are,' Actor-Writer-Director Theo Taplitz is wise beyond his years and shows no signs of slowing down. We recently spoke with him about his process both behind and in front of the camera, and more.

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Kelsey Scott is a screenwriter that has worked on shows such as Hollywood Girl as well as a creator of her own content. We sat down with Scott to learn more about how she went from child actress to scribe under the influence of her grandmother. 

Kelsey Scott is known for her acting roles in projects such as How to Get Away with Murder, 12 Years a Slave and HBO's Insecure, to name a few.

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