Personal Narrative-Memoir's Shoot The Messenger

This past summer, when I had time to investigate upcoming shows for this season, I happened upon a show that captured my attention--Time After Time. At that point, not much was written about it, but I discovered that one of the directors and executive producers was a man by the name of Marcos Siega. He quickly agreed to an interview (they were in the throes of filming at that point). Due to my crazy schedule, I had to postpone the posting of this fantastic piece until now, but seeing how the premiere of his new show is tonight (March 5th), it seems like a perfect time to understand a bit more about one of the men who is behind this remarkably intriguing show.

FOX: On Monday nights at 9:00pm on FOX an hour-long show called The Following comes on, it is not a comedy but it does appeal to some of the same target audience. The show that comes on right before The Following is Bones, which is another crime show. Research shows that our target audience finds interest in the crime shows, therefore although Bones does not come on at the same time, it is possible that the target audience will decide to watch one show over the other.

I will be tuned in. Although, I'm sure more will be developing to this story.

There is a multitude of jobs and careers I want to have, as some of you may know, but I think we’re only allowed to talk about one. However, there is one job in particular that I know that I’ll do, whether I’m paid for it or not. That job is writing. Not only do you need language skills, but I believe that you will need creativity and an immense amount of patience in order to be a successful writer of any sort.

Tonight it is time for the new show Killing Fields to come to Discovery and this is a new true crime show that you do not want to miss. If you are loving the new Netflix show Making A Murderer, then Killing Fields is one that you want to check out for sure. The new preview on YouTube reveals what you can expect from this new show, which says it is a homicide investigation that is actually shot in real time and allows viewers to watch while investigators look over the entire crime.

*disclaimer: bare with me... the next 5 chapters are crap because i wrote them over a year ago...chapter 19 will be the start of some great shit*

Oprah Winfrey co-stars in this show and is also the executive producer. Although there are still months before the show premieres on the former daytime queen's OWN network, the Tribeca Film Festival offered a sneak-peak into the new series.

The teachers are overly sensitive and are too nice to their student and the people around them, something you wouldn't see in an american TV show. In one instance the science teacher was being picked on by the students for being too nice and not dominate enough. In another example Mr. D found out that one of his students was gay and then started being overly supportive to the comedic extreme. Mr. D uses canada inherently good stereotypes as a way of comedy, making it relatable and further contributing to CBC’s mandate.

The idea of the series has a strong hook regarding the Osage Indian murders known at the reign of terror. It’s based on true facts and the idea of the murders would make for a compelling and fascinating limited series or film. It’s a great setup for conflict, suspense, and tension.

(Was it ever really in doubt? All of those plot points have us very intrigued, and we're invested in what different character turns will show up this week that we might have to suss out after the fact.)

2016 I teamed up with a talented writer, Michael B. Dillon, and we developed a script for an Alaskan thriller called Peaks and Valleys.

You said it was a Canadian show which is probably why I haven't seen it. I think I've heard of it because it's popped

Today I'm bringing you a new post about a TV show that I've just recently discovered and completely fell in love with! The show is called Stitchers and it has curstitchersrently wrapped season 2 on Freeform (unfortunately we still don't know if it's going to be renewed for season 3). Stitchers follows the life of Kirsten Clark (played by Emma Ishta), a bright student with a troubled past and an uncapability to experience emotions who is recruited into a secret governament agency, the NSA. The people involved in this program are able to "stitch" into recently deceased people in order to solve crimes and investigate murders. Kirsten will play an incredible important role in this process and we get to know more about her life as the story unravels

Again and Whatever is being filmed the week of March 14th 2016 in Etobicoke Ontario, starring Melissa Newman as Melissa and Noah Hamilton as

Online. The first season is slated for 6 episodes, as was its predecessor. However, season 2 will consist of 15 episodes expected to air in 2016.