Finally, audiences get the dialogue that we've always craved, delivered in today's alien invasion drama.

Howdy.

I'm Jeff Goldsmith, and this is the Q&A, and my agenda is simple.

Each week, I plan to bring you in-depth insights into the creative process of storytelling.

And folks, today's guest, Brian Duffield, the writer-director of No One Will Save You.

Yes, he did it.

He cracked the code on the dialogue that we've all been craving for the alien invasion

drama.

And what more could be said about it other than a whole bunch of things that we're

going to talk about in the podcast about such things?

So I'm going to save that till later, but no one will save you as debuted on Hulu. It's an Hulu exclusive,

and it is damn fine filmmaking actually great visual storytelling. And Brian was very forthcoming

about his creative process and what it took to get this film made. So I know you're really

going to dig this episode. Now, it's right about here.

I usually promote Backstory Magazine and today's sponsor, which is Screencraft, by the way,

and we'll get to them in a second. But, you know, I want to say the strike is still ongoing.

And as I'm recording this intro, the studios in the WGA have sat down yet again, and we'll

see what comes of it. People are hopeful, but we have

absolutely no idea. So if you live in New York or Los Angeles and would like to join the picket

lines for SAG AFRA or the WGA, you could go to their websites, find out how to do it. And, you know,

the entire industry's crews could definitely use your help as well.

There's charity events, there's charity auctions, there's food banks.

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