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Tag Archives: screenplays
#Screenwriting: Why I Write 40+ and 50+ Female Lead Characters
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
Posted in actress, actresses, Connie Britton, Hollywood, Women, Women 40+, Women 50+
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#Screenwriting: Why I Have No Problem Writing Full Scripts As “Practice”
Practice? We’re talking about practice?! A few years ago when I began my journey toward becoming a professional screenwriter, I knew that there would be a LOT I would need to educate myself on before being anywhere near ready for … Continue reading
#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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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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“So How Do You Have So Much Time To Write?” I MAKE Time, That’s How
People ask me this all the time. I mean all the time. As much as I express how much I love to write, I’m still asked this question as if it really confuses people. When you LOVE to do something, isn’t it a … Continue reading
Posted in Writing
Tagged ABC, books, having time to write, I love to write, I love writing, make time to write, making time, movies, Nashville, no time to write, routine, sacrifice, screenplay, screenplays, script, scripts, teleplays, television, time, writer, writers, writing
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I Can’t Go Wrong If I Always Write. And I Always Write So I Don’t Get Left
So, what would I like to be known for? There are a lot of things I could list here. However, if I had to narrow it down to a short list, writing would certainly be somewhere near the top. Now … Continue reading
Posted in Screenwriting, Writing
Tagged articles, books, love, poems, poetry, screenplay, screenplays, screenwriting, self-published, slug line, technical, teleplay, terms, write, writing, writing articles
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Writing A Book Vs. Writing A Screenplay; No Contest…I Love Them Both
When it comes to writing, I love just about any kind of writing I can do. Poetry is probably the first I’ve tried and what I’ve done the most, but in more recent years, I’ve written books and screenplays. Between … Continue reading
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Tagged book, books, crawl, genre, play, run, screen, screenplays, sprint, write, writing
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