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Tag Archives: professional
#OVERPAID: Why It Is Pointless To Compare Salaries Between Certain Occupations
Over the years, I’ve seen so many memes and pictures in which the message is something to the effect of comparing salaries between occupations. Of course, the main complaint is that one is considered as “overpaid” (professional athlete, performing artist, … Continue reading
Posted in Occupation, Overpaid
Tagged actor, actress, athlete, billionaire, customer base, fire figther, government, high pay, law enforcement, low pay, military, millionaire, money, moral compass, musician, Overpaid, pay, policeman, professional, professional athlete, salary, singer, teacher, underpaid
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#Writing: Why The Thought Of No One Seeing My Work Is Motivation For Me
I’ve been writing for about 25 years. I began writing at the age of 12, mainly because I didn’t feel that what I wanted to say was important; I didn’t figure others wanted to hear it. I wanted to express myself … Continue reading
Posted in Writing
Tagged aspiring, author, books, inspiration, inspire, love, motivated, motivation, not important, passion, poem, poet, poetry, practice, professional, professional writer, read, reserved, screenplay, screenwriting, script, shy, surprise, work, writing
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Fellow #Writers: What Are Some “Rules” About #Writing That You Don’t Like?
I don’t have to say that as writers, we’ve realized a very long time ago that this is a job that we have to love to some degree, or we will be absolutely miserable. Writing can be a very lonely … Continue reading
Posted in rules, Screenwriting, Writing
Tagged aspiring, authors, books, break, breaking rules, discretion, do's and don'ts, don't do that, don't do this, don't follow rules, experienced writer, expert, experts, follow, follow rules, ignore, ignore rules, inexperienced, new writer, professional, professional actress, professional screenwriter, rules, screenwriter, screenwriting, self-proclaimed expert, writer, writers, writing
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When “Strangers” Support You More Than People You Know
So, you’re someone who has decided to break the monotony that is everyday life by going for something and making a change in your life. Whether it is looking to achieve a lifelong dream or even something such as wanting … Continue reading
Posted in Friends, Screenwriting, Strangers, support, Writing
Tagged change, dream, family, friends, friends and family, ignore, improvement, life, lifelong, lifelong dream, movie, place, professional, professional screenwriter, professional writer, screenwriter, screenwriting, script, skimming over, Strangers, success, support, television, write, writing
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#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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#Screenwriting: Concerned About Taking a Chance On Me As An Unknown Screenwriter? Here’s Why I Don’t Blame You
Over the last few years, I’ve worked very hard at screenwriting. Whether it has been movies or television scripts, I feel confident enough that, at least at this stage, I’m doing what I need to do to and am working … Continue reading
Posted in Screenwriting
Tagged ABC, actor, actress, blame, confidence, director, episode, executive, executive producer, inexperienced, lack of experience, movie script, movies, Nashville, new, newbie, producer, professional, rookie, screenplay, screenplays, screenwriter, screenwriting, script tease, scripts, television, television script, unknown, unknown screenwriter, unknown writer, writer, writing
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What I Love Most About Being a #Screenwriter
Even though I am not yet a professional screenwriter, I am certainly working toward becoming one sometime very soon. In the meantime, I am writing every day and honestly, loving every second of it. I am not exaggerating when I say that … Continue reading
Posted in Screenwriting
Tagged aspiring, aspiring screenwriter, character, characters, journey, process, professional, professional screenwriter, screenwriter, screenwriting, story, telling a story, world, writer, writing
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#Screenwriting: Why I Will NEVER Say That I Am The “Best” As a Screenwriter, Even After I’m Successful
Don’t get me wrong. There is absolutely nothing wrong with a person saying or even feeling that they are the “best” at what they’re doing. Confidence is never a bad thing. You don’t necessarily have to actually be the best in order … Continue reading
Posted in Confidence, Humility, Screenwriting, Writing
Tagged abilities, actor, actress, best, confidence, confident, desire, drama, humble, humility, improvement, movies, passion, professional, professional actress, professional screenwriter, screenwriter, screenwriting, script, seeking improvement, sitcom, television, the best, write, writing
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#Inspiration Can Come From ANYWHERE. Don’t Miss Out When It Shows Up In Your Life
Let’s say that I took you to Baltimore City. Now I take you to some random young black boy and I said to you, “That kid right there. He is going to grow up to be an amazing writer. He … Continue reading
Posted in Inspiration
Tagged ABC, actress, anywhere, Baltimore City, Black, black kid, Britton, Connie, Connie Britton, dreams, feel good, goals, happy, influence, inspiration, Inspiration can come from anywhere, kid, life, Nashville, professional, professional actress, writer
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So, What’s the Difference Between Me and Every Other Aspiring Screenwriter Out There?
The answer to this question is very simple. I have no idea. I don’t know every other aspiring screenwriter out there. So there’s no way I could sit here and honestly say what makes me “different.” I know that these … Continue reading
Posted in Screenwriting, Writing
Tagged aspiring, aspiring screenwriter, business, confidence, difference, Hollywood, literary, literary manager, manager, movies, pilots, process, professional, screeenwriting, screenplays, screenwriter, scripts, spec script, special, talent, television, writer, writing
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