Video Podcast: Once Upon a Time with Adam Horowitz & Eddy Kitsis!

Posted by on January 20, 2013 in News & Updates | 1 comment

[image courtesy of ABC]

[Ginnifer Goodwin and Josh Dallas, Once Upon a Time. Image courtesy of ABC]

With apologies for the delay and for the technical difficulties, I am proud to present the very first TV Write Now video podcast!  A huge note of gratitude to my inaugural guests – Executive Producers/Writers of Once Upon a Time, Adam Horowitz and Eddy Kitsis; they were kind enough to take time out of their very busy schedules to share stories about the history of their writing partnership and their experiences working together on shows from Popular to LOST to Once Upon a Time.

Download/listen: TV Write Now podcast, episode 1

iTunes link: click here to subscribe or download and watch on your phone or tablet!

Is it perfect? Far from it. Will it improve? Absolutely! Was it fun, entertaining and informative? YES. Which is exactly why I decided to post it, despite the technical issues.

This podcast is very important to me and obviously I am working on many improvements, but I would appreciate your feedback along the way! Feel free to leave constructive comments below or via Twitter (@TVWriteNow). Thank you, and enjoy!

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Podcast Guests

Adam Horowitz

Eddy Kitsis

TV Write Now host

Jo Garfein

TV Write Now podcast editor 

Sohrab Osati

 

1 Comment

  1. Zort70 January 23, 2013 at 5:30 am

    Hi Jo, was really enjoying the interview up until the system failure !

    Nice to hear about the genesis of Once Upon A Time, hopefully you will get to conclude it some time soon.

    One thing, if you are doing a remote interview I would say a simple audio podcast would be better and easier for people to listen to. The video was great but didn’t really add anything to the experience of listening to the guys talk.

    Good luck with everything on this new site, I’ll be a regular when you are up and running.

    Reply

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