• Writing Lessons Learned from Heathers (1988) with Michael Lehmann. Season 1, Episode 5 of the Genre-rama Podcast.

  • Apr 3 2022
  • Length: 28 mins
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Writing Lessons Learned from Heathers (1988) with Michael Lehmann. Season 1, Episode 5 of the Genre-rama Podcast.

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  • Season one, episode five of the Genre-rama podcast is titled: Writing Lessons Learned from Heathers (1988) and features an interview with director Michael Lehmann

    To access the free creative writing starter library mentioned in the show, click here.

    The fake sponsor for this episode is a fictional coaching company called the Ich Luge Subterfuge Service. Whether you need to forge a note for gym class or have totalled your Dad’s 1961 Ferrari and need to clean up the evidence, the Ich Luge Subterfuge Service is on hand for all your underhand needs.

    This is #NotARealProduct. Anyone who tries to sell you this service is an agent of evil and thus not to be trusted.

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    Host: Helen Cox

    Guest: Michael Lehmann

    Michael Lehmann is the director and producer of such films as Heathers, Meet the Applegates, The Truth About Cats and Dogs and 40 Days and 40 Nights.

    Michael has also directed episodes of TV shows such as Dexter, True Blood, Californication, Veronica Mars and most recently, The Woman in the House Across the Street from the Girl in the Window which is now streaming on Netflix.

    Jingle Performance: The One Man Barbershop Quartertet

    Ich Luge Subterfuge Service Voice Over Artist: Blarock
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