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Tag Archives: screenwriter
#BoycottGeorgia: An Open Letter to Celebrities Looking To Do So
Dear Actors and Actresses Looking to Boycott Georgia, I actually learned this from a friend’s Facebook post. I will get right to the point. I agree 100% with you all in wanting to take a stand over what happened with … Continue reading
Posted in boycott, Celebrities, Uncategorized
Tagged #BoycottGeorgia, ., Abrams, actor, actress, administration, Alyssa, Alyssa Milano, Atlanta, boycott, Britton, celebrity, Connie, Connie Britton, conservatives, Donald, Donald Trump, Facebook, Georgia, injustice, leaving the country, Milano, military, Oprah, Oprah Winfrey, power, screenwriter, Stacey, Stacey Abrams, thank you, thanks, Trump, Trump adminstration, Winfrey, winning, women, won
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#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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#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+
Tagged 40, 40 years old, 50, 50 years old, actress, actresses, actresses 40+, actresses 50+, actresses turning 50, age, attitude, bad actress, be the change you want to see in the world, Britton, change, Connie, Connie Britton, done, Hollywood, irrelevant, Jaymes, Nashville, number, older woman, project, Rayna, Rayna Jaymes, screenplay, screenplays, screenwriter, script, turning 50, washed up, woman, women, Women 40+, women turning 50, Women50+, years
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#Screenwriting: Why Reboots Don’t Intimidate Me As a New Writer
Reboots. They’re everywhere. I don’t believe I can get more than one week without hearing about one. Whether it’s a movie or a television show, I either hear of them myself or I hear people talking about them. Scratch that. … Continue reading
Posted in Movie, Reboots, Screenwriting, television, Writing
Tagged allowed, aspiring, groaning, Hollywood, intimidating, movie, network, new writer, People hate reboots, production company, reboot, Reboots, rehashing, screenwriter, screenwriting, show, television, television show, TV, writer
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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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(PART TWO) #TEDx: “Imposter Syndrome” And How It Has Affected My Life
(Continued from “PART ONE”): https://pplscrt79.wordpress.com/2017/01/06/part-one-tedx-the-imposter-syndrome-and-how-it-has-affected-my-life/ When I got myself together, I got up and called my father. He was able to borrow a vehicle in order to take me to my graduation. I would say that was probably the biggest … Continue reading
Posted in TEDx, TEDx Talks
Tagged accident, accomplishments, actor, actress, author, book, Britton, Callie, Callie Khouri, characters, CMT, coach, Connie, Connie Britton, creator, doctor, downplay, Dr. Robyn Odegaard, drama, executive, executive producer, family, graduation, high school, high school graduation, Imposter, Jaymes, Khouri, live without limits, mentor, mother, Nashville, Odegaard, overcome, poet, poetry, producer, Rayna, Rayna Jaymes, Robyn, Robyn Odegaard, screenwriter, screenwriting, sitcom, speaker, Syndrome, TEDx, TEDx Talks, TEDxWilmingtonWomen, television show, The Imposter Syndrome, write, writer
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#Success: If You’re The Smartest Person In The Room, Here Is Why You’re In The Wrong Room
When it comes to competition of any kind, many of us seek to be the best. One of the best examples I can think of is sports, mainly on the collegiate or professional level. Most of us as sports fans watch for … Continue reading
Posted in Success
Tagged best person in the room, different room, dreams, get better, goals, If you are the smartest person in the room, improve, improvement, Keep pushing, screenwriter, screenwriting, smartest person in the room, success, swallow pride, work hard, wrong room, you are in the wrong room
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#Screenwriting and #Celebrities: Why It Doesn’t Help Me To Hear, “They’re Just Regular People Like Us”
As an aspiring screenwriter, I have not yet met any celebrities, but there’s a pretty decent chance that if I do become a professional one day, it will happen. Many of us have different views of celebrities and I certainly … Continue reading
Posted in Celebrities, Screenwriting
Tagged actor, actress, celebrities, comedy-drama, fan, fans, nervous, person, pilot, regular people, screenplay, screenwriter, screenwriting, script, shy person, starstruck, uncomfortable
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