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Stuart Voytilla

Stuart Voytilla is a writer, script consultant, and teacher of acting and screenwriting.

Articles by Stuart Voytilla

A Storyteller's Resolve in the New Year

The Roman god, Janus, is often depicted with two opposing faces. His name gave us January and, nowadays, symbolizes our need to look back at the old and look forward to what our futures hold. But more importantly, Janus served as god of doorways and of journeys. And a god associated with entrances and exits needs two faces to see where he's come and where he hopes to go. As ... (read more)

Comedy's Greatest Wish

Comedy has always taken a supporting role to the more serious Hollywood genres. During this awards season, it's easy to recognize the year's great dramas and epics; however, 2003 was a good year for well-written comedy and romantic comedy. And the one upstart film that defied critics, warmed audience hearts, and filled distributor coffers was a comedy about a big fat Greek wedding. If anythi... (read more)

Genre Blending: The Romance of Adventure, and the Adventure of Romance

One of the most valuable skills for a writer to have is a command of genre. Whether you choose to specialize in a single genre, or want to platform your talent across several, understanding the conventions of genre can strengthen and deepen your work.

As a simple definition, genres are recognizable classifications of stories that are char... (read more)