Screenwriting : Favorite Genre Question by Hunter Huiet

Crime

Drama and Sci-fi all day.

I most often cobble up to half a dozen in one. I put comedy in everything.

my first short was about a lost guy in a desert, and during shooting I've realised to love the frontier - sand and blue sky... from that all I write are explorers, wanderers

and recently travellers that cross cultural frontiers w spicy surprises !

I don't have a favorite genre but it seems like I end up writing a lot of crime type screenplays for some reason.

Comedy

Drama/Dramedies. I love the challenge and the progression of writing something that can make you laugh to tears before ripping your heart off.

Roman BRuni sounds like great vibes, I am delving into Adventure with some similar characteristics, I enjoy the way you describe the affinity that's developed for you!

Hello Hunter Huiet ! I am evolving into Adventure / Comedy as my favorite genre (after working in dark crime drama for a while).

I've found my stride in action/adventure - but still testing thriller.

Hunter, I love writing comedies. It's all about the challenge of being able to get people to laugh...and, taking a page from Norman Lear and Bud Yorkin, it's about showing that comedy can be as effective as drama when it comes to explaining social issues in this world of ours.

Drama, but I am trying to diversify my portfolio.

Horror, Action and Thriller. Soon diving into the animation world.

Comedy is my favorite, but I'm best at drama.

Comedy that hurts you a bit.

I just go for the story...however, I think I'd be bad on comedy or musical...

Drama, drama, drama.

Comedies, thrillers, documentaries, CIA- or spy-driven (etc.)