by Rebecca Williams Photo by Rebecca Williams "Alex, Inc." is a fresh new show about an American dad. That may be a phrase you've seen attributed to almost every family
Black Lightning director Salim Akil and actor Cress Williams. Photo by Anya Haber Superheroes have been on a hot streak the last few years, with little sign of slowing down.
Cast of "“Unsolved: The Murders of Tupac and The Notorious B.I.G." Photo by Logan Hughes One of the best things about aTVfest is the exclusive access to screenings before the
Title design is one of the most impactful aspects of visual storytelling and a challenge for creatives to express stories and content in a short period of time. On Feb.
From left to right, Lindsay Farris, Dana Delorenzo, Arielle Carver-O'Neill, Ray Santiago and Bruce Campbell. Photo by Tyler Spinosa “Ash vs. Evil Dead" is back for a third season and fans
Photo by Allison Bolt "The Art of Voice" panel at aTVfest was hosted by professional voice actor Joan Baker and producer/writer Rudy Gaskins who also happen to be married. This
Photo by Mikael Trench On Feb. 3 at aTVfest, SCAD had the honor of welcoming three acclaimed television directors to talk about the business and what to expect for upcoming
Award-winning TV show "Mozart in the Jungle" premiered its fourth season at SCADshow on Feb. 3 as part of SCAD's annual aTVfest. Writer Susan Coyne, production manager Caroline Baron and
Photo by Allison Bolt The aTVfest panel "Navigating the World of Television Writing" provided a constructive workshop with a motivational tone. Speaker Karen Kirkland is the vice president of
Photo by Tyler Spinosa "A.P. Bio" is a brand new comedy series on NBC (created by Mike O'Brien) about a narcissistic and apathetic philosophy scholar named Jack Griffin (played
