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Last month, following the release of Nightmare Cinema<\/em><\/a>, I had the chance to drop by PCTV-21 for a conversation with Bob Scott of Carnegie Screenwriters<\/a>.<\/p>\nBob is a screenwriter, playwright, poet, actor, director, producer, stage manager, and host of the series Fade In<\/em><\/a>, now in its third season on PCTV-21<\/a>.<\/p>\n Since its debut in 2016,\u00a0 Fade In<\/em> has\u00a0explored the many facets of indie filmmaking through interviews with writers, producer, directors, actors, crew members and other industry professionals with connections to Pittsburgh.<\/p>\n If you have any interest in indie movies and the people who make then, you owe it to your self to check out\u00a0Fade In<\/em>.<\/p>\n In addition to producing the show, Carnegie Scriptwriters holds regular scrip-readings at\u00a0the Third Street Gallery<\/a> in Carnegie and recently hosted a script and screen festival at The Tull Family Theater<\/a> in Sewickley. Monthly meetings are currently held on the third Saturday of each month from 10:00 am – 12:30 pm at the Mt. Lebanon Public Library<\/a>.<\/p>\n In all, CSW makes it clear that indie filmmaking is alive and well in Pittsburgh.<\/p>\n My conversation with Bob Scott will air in September on PCTV-21 (\u00a0Comcast Channel 21,\u00a0Verizon\u00a0Channel 47, and on-line at www.pctv21.org<\/a>.), Thursday evenings at 8:30, but you can catch it all now on CSW’s YouTube Channel<\/a> or by clicking the player below.<\/p>\n Give it a click. I’ll meet you there.<\/p>\n