Tag Archives: actresses

#Screenwriting: Why I Write 40+ and 50+ Female Lead Characters

Posted on April 25, 2017 by Robert P.

First off, this isn’t me trying to be a “hero” or a “white knight” in some kind of way. I’m not looking for brownie points here, even though I wouldn’t exactly turn them down if I got them. There is … Continue reading →

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#Screenwriting: Despite Advice That I Should Not, Why I Prefer Reaching Out To Professional Actors and Actresses

Posted on September 4, 2016 by Robert P.

As an aspiring professional screenwriter, I’ve read a LOT of articles in the past few years. One type I’ve read very often deals with the type of scripts we are encouraged to write. On many occasions, I’ve noticed that the sentiment … Continue reading →

Posted in Celebrities, Screenwriting, Uncategorized | Tagged actors, actresses, agents, articles, difficult, easy, impress, impressive, managers, professional actor, professional actress, risk, risky, screenwriting, screenwriting articles, script, script writing, write, writing | Leave a comment

#Writing and Other #Arts: Like Being a Janitor; Largely Ignored Until It’s No Longer There

Posted on March 28, 2016 by Robert P.

I’ve never understood why so many people put down janitors, hotel housekeepers, or any other cleaning occupation. It’s either that the workers are looked down upon, or the jobs are largely viewed as not that important. Yes, those jobs that … Continue reading →

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#DAVIDBOWIE: Military Supporters, Please Stop Comparing Us To Celebrities When They Pass Away

Posted on January 13, 2016 by Robert P.

To those of you who support us in the military, let me preface by saying this: THANK YOU. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. It is such an amazing experience to serve in the military, but when I wear my uniform in … Continue reading →

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An Open Letter to Professional Actors/Actresses From An Unknown #Screenwriter

Posted on November 19, 2015 by Robert P.

Dear Professional Actors and Actresses, Hey y’all. I have what may be sort of a strange request. But first, I want to say something that you may or may not hear very often. First off, I am a screenwriter. I … Continue reading →

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