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A showrunner directing a complex 2026 television production, embodying creative vision and operational control amidst a high-tech set.

Film & TV

What is the role of the showrunner in 2026 television production?

A top-tier showrunner commands up to $225,000 for a single episode of a one-hour series.

Julian Mercer·May 19, 2026

Screenwriters in a tense meeting discussing the implications of the new WGA contract on their future earnings and job security.

Film & TV

WGA contract secures screenwriter gains, but limits future bargaining power.

Despite a resounding 90.

Julian Mercer·April 27, 2026

Screenwriters celebrating the ratification of the WGA contract outside a film studio, symbolizing the end of a strike and a new era for the industry.

Film & TV

WGA Ratifies Four-Year Contract With Film and TV Studios

The Writers Guild of America overwhelmingly ratified its new four-year contract with major film and TV studios, securing 90.

Julian Mercer·April 25, 2026

A showrunner, a central figure, leads a diverse TV production team in a modern control room, discussing a scene on a large screen, symbolizing creative and logistical leadership.

Media Industry

What Is the Role of a Showrunner in Modern Television Production?

In modern television, the showrunner is the ultimate creative and logistical force, shaping series from concept to screen. They are the narrative architects and operational commanders, balancing artistic vision with the realities of production.

Amelia Frost·April 4, 2026

A split image showing a busy talent manager with tech and a calm literary agent with books, symbolizing their distinct roles in entertainment representation.

Creators

Talent Manager vs. Literary Agent: Here's How to Decide

Navigating the entertainment industry requires understanding the distinct roles of talent managers and literary agents. This guide clarifies their functions, legal distinctions, and helps you decide which representation is right for your career.

Tara Collins·April 1, 2026