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Tag Archives: classic
#Screenwriting: My Inspirational Trip To Universal Studios Hollywood
My girlfriend, Nellie, and I spent the day at Universal Studios in Hollywood as part of our very first trip (for either of us) to California. I’d actually be lying to say that I have never been to Cali before, but when … Continue reading
Posted in Hollywood, Screenwriting, Universal Studios, Writing
Tagged California, classic, classic movies, director, Dream Big, Harry Potter, Hollywood, inspiration, Jurassic Park, King Kong, movies, passion, producer, screenwriter, screenwriting, studios, television, television shows, think big, Universal Studios, work ethic, writer, writing
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#Racism, #Sexism, #Homosexuality…Stop Calling Them “Agendas.” It’s Called LIFE
As an aspiring professional screenwriter, I’ve always admired the work of Norman Lear. If the name doesn’t ring a bell, he is the man who was behind the classic shows such as Good Times, One Day at a Time, Maude, The Jeffersons, … Continue reading
Posted in Homosexuality, politics, Racism, sexism, Single mother, Social Issues, television
Tagged 1970s, 1980s, 70s, 80s, abortion, agenda, All In The Family, Archie Bunker, bigot, Black, classic, classic television shows, comfortable, equal rights, Gender Equality, gender inequality, George Jefferson, Good Times, Homosexuality, homosexuals, illegal immigration, interracial, interracial marriage, Lear, Maude, Normal, Normal Lear, One Day at a Time, political, political issues, programs, protests, racial inequality, racial profiling, racism, racist, refugee crisis, relationships, Sanford and Son, screenwriter, sexism, shows, Single mother, Soap, social, Social Issues, straight white male, straight white man, television, television shows, The Jeffersons, transgender, uncomfortable, white, women
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#TBT: #Screenwriting: What Classic Shows Mean For Me As a Writer
I am sort of a classic television show junkie. I know quite a bit about shows from the 50s – 90s, but mostly, the 70s and 80s is where my heart is. I am currently participating in a military … Continue reading
Posted in Screenwriting, Writing
Tagged classic, classic shows, ideas, movies, new shows, nostalgia, old shows, One Day at a Time, retro, screenwriting, screewriter, shows, television shows, throwback, Throwback Thursday, Thursday, TV, TV shows, writer, writing
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