Maxwell Michael Towson, a Baltimore-born and raised screenwriter, has made a mark in the entertainment industry with notable credits, including the horror dark comedy film "Lowlife" available on Hulu, comedy sketches with Tomm Fondle for All Def Digital and Funny or Die, and the TV series "Dr. Death" featured on Peacock. His talent and contributions to these projects showcase his expertise in crafting compelling and captivating storytelling on both the big and small screens.
In this episode:
Maxwell Michael Towson, a screenwriter known for his work on "Lowlife" and "Dr. Death," shares his experience in the industry and his writing process. He discusses the importance of character development and how it drives the story. Maxwell also talks about the challenges of writing for television and the many levels of clearance a script goes through. He emphasizes the role of editors in shaping the final product and the need for more diverse storytelling in Hollywood. Maxwell reflects on the representation of Baltimore in TV and movies and the need for more positive narratives about the city.
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