Oscar winner Akiva Goldsman (A Beautiful Mind, Batman & Robin, I Am Legend) is the boss of the newly minted creative brain trust overseeing the future of the Transformers movie franchise. According to Goldsman, the "writers room" approach employed by TV series and now more frequently by major movie franchises is a model he's also following in bringing new Transformers tales to the big screen.
“There is such reciprocity between TV and movies now, that we’re borrowing this from TV,” Goldsman told Deadline. “I got a taste of this from J.J. Abrams when I came in to write an episode of Fringe, and then Jeff Pinkner let me hang around for four years like the drunk uncle. The whole process of the story room was really delightful, and we are seeing it more in movies as this moves toward serialized storytelling."
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“There is such reciprocity between TV and movies now, that we’re borrowing this from TV,” Goldsman told Deadline. “I got a taste of this from J.J. Abrams when I came in to write an episode of Fringe, and then Jeff Pinkner let me hang around for four years like the drunk uncle. The whole process of the story room was really delightful, and we are seeing it more in movies as this moves toward serialized storytelling."
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