Audiences do love broad comedy: daft contraptions, contrived misunderstandings and all.
Here are some common mistakes we often see from new writers.
We discuss beats: what they are, how they work, and their role in the writing process.
Pro member Amy Harrison explores three tips for studio sitcom success, gleaned from our Big Comedy Conference session with Lee Mack.
Here are some questions you should ask yourself once you've created your sitcom's main characters.
We consider the role storytelling plays in your sitcom.
In the second part of our discussion with Micheál Jacob, he goes into detail about the relationship between a script editor, the writer, and production.
Here are a few things to consider before you submit a script.
What does a script editor do, and how does it work? The hugely experienced Micheál Jacob explains.
We talk about the value of writing a studio audience sitcom script.
