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Tag Archives: pilot script
#Screenwriting: With My Current Project, Why I Feel I Have To Be BETTER Than Perfect
When it comes to certain things in my life, I am a perfectionist. Cooking is one of them. Writing is another. For those who know me or have been following me on Facebook, Twitter or on here, it may be an … Continue reading
Posted in Screenwriting, Writing
Tagged actor, actress, better than perfect, cooking, inexperience, on the fence, perfect, perfection, perfectionist, pilot, pilot script, professional, project, screenwriting, script, script tease, sitcom, sitcom pilot, veteran actress, writing
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Some Thoughts of an Aspiring Screenwriter
It is early Sunday evening and my wife and I are in the beautiful city of Nashville, waiting to be seated in one of our favorite restaurants, the Loveless Cafe. We’re visiting for the weekend from Fort Bragg, North … Continue reading
Posted in Screenwriting, Uncategorized
Tagged ABC, aspiring, cafe, career, drama, job, Loveless, Loveless Cafe, movie, Nashville, pilot, pilot script, screenwriter, screenwriting, script, show, sitcom, spec script, television
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My Open Letter To Connie Britton
Dear Connie, My name is Robert People. You don’t know me, but that will hopefully change soon. I know you have been an actress for a long time, but strangely, I’ve only known of you since the beginning of Nashville in 2012. … Continue reading
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Tagged actress, Britton, Charles, Chip, Chip Esten, City, Connie, Connie Britton, Esten, Nashville, pilot, pilot script, screenplay, screenwriting, script, sitcom, Spin, Spin City, spinoff, writer
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