Robert McKee discusses the creative struggle, how it differs between individuals and groups, and what strategies a writer can employ to create truly innovative work.

Robert McKee teaches the benefits and risks involved in reversing genres to create a unique story.

Robert McKee discusses the romanticism of creativity and teaches how destructive and limiting it can be to a writer’s education.

Robert McKee addresses a common complaint about Oscar-nominated screenplays, and discusses the relative scarcity of works of supreme quality.