Kayleigh LawsonA Beginners Guide to Flat CharactersFor all the talk of creating well-rounded characters, there actually is a purpose for creating flat ones.Jan 1, 2022Jan 1, 2022
Kayleigh LawsoninLens & ReelCaptain America: The Heart Of MarvelAfter 10 years, the ‘Star-Spangled Man’ is still my favoriteJul 13, 20211Jul 13, 20211
Kayleigh LawsoninLens & ReelDangerous Lies Doesn’t Blaze Its Own PathBut this soapy thriller is a fun way to spend the afternoon.Jun 20, 2021Jun 20, 2021
Kayleigh LawsoninLens & ReelTalented Cast Shines in Home Before DarkFast-pacing and brilliant behind-the-scene choices make this show a delight.Jun 12, 2021Jun 12, 2021
Kayleigh LawsoninLens & ReelThe Thin Man not to be missedOn-screen chemistry, quick-witted banter make this movie great.Jun 10, 2021Jun 10, 2021
Kayleigh LawsoninLens & ReelShadow in the Cloud Is Over-the-Top FunWhile this action/horror film won’t win any awards; if you suspend belief you’re in for a thrilling ride.Jun 3, 2021Jun 3, 2021
Kayleigh LawsoninLens & ReelMoonstruck Continues to CaptivateThis classic feels like the precursor to My Big Fat Greek Wedding, a tale of love and its effects on a close-knit family.Jun 2, 2021Jun 2, 2021
Kayleigh LawsoninA Bit of GeniusFive Brillant Pieces Of Writing Advice From Ray BradburyWhat a master of the craft has to say about the art of writingFeb 22, 2021Feb 22, 2021
Kayleigh LawsoninA Bit of GeniusMost Overlooked “Rule” of WritingRethinking character versus plotOct 6, 20201Oct 6, 20201
Kayleigh LawsonWhen the Critic Is in Your MindAnd it doesn’t care if you are qualified or notOct 1, 2020Oct 1, 2020
