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Tag Archives: television show
#GameOfThrones and Other Popular Shows: Stop Apologizing Because You Haven’t Watched Them
When I was little, I would go to school and every other day, someone would ask a group of kids, “So who watched ______________ last night?” followed by the raising of several hands, to include mine, whether I watched it … Continue reading
Posted in Game of Thrones
Tagged adult, adults, childish, cinema, game, Game of Thrones, grown adult, grown up, hasn't seen, hasn't seen Game of Thrones, hasn't watched, have not watched, HBO, insults, kids, movie, out of touch, popular, seen, shocked, show, television, television show, theater, Thrones, watched
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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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(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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#Screenwriting: Should You Write Outside Your “Lane”?
As a screenwriter, probably my favorite aspect of it is that, as with any other form of art, with the exception of format, structure and in some cases, proper grammar and spelling, there aren’t many “right” or “wrong” answers. There … Continue reading
Posted in Screenwriting, Writing
Tagged art, art form, black people, f, fantasy, fantasy world, fiction, movie, outside lane, outside your lane, program, race, racial, racism, screenplay, screenwriting, sexism, society, teleplay, television show, viewers, white people, women, write, writing, writing as white, writing as woman
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#Screenwriting:#Television Reboots – Strikes One and Two For the Aspiring Screenwriter
I saw this in my Twitter feed about an hour ago. I’m not entirely surprised and I don’t think many others are, either. We’ve been seeing a lot of reboots, both on television and in the theaters as well. Even … Continue reading
Posted in Screenwriting, Writing
Tagged aspiring, marketability, marketable, modernized, movies, original, pilot, program, reboot, remake, screenplay, screenwriting, script, show, strike, strike one, strike two, teleplay, television, television show, theater, TV, TV schedule, Twitter, version, writing
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#KristenJohnston: (PART TWO) Some Thoughts AFTER Reading Her 2012 Book “Guts”
So, if you’ve read Part One of this and you’re deciding to read this one as well, you either really like me or are bored out of your mind. Either way, I’ll try not to disappoint. Besides, my review of … Continue reading
Posted in Addiction, alcohol, book, drugs, Guts
Tagged 3rd Rock, 3rd Rock From The Sun, actor, actress, addict, Addiction, alcohol, aspiring, aspiring screenwriter, author, Award, blog post, book, book review, celebrity, drug and alcohol addiction, drugs, Emmy, Emmy Award-winning, Facebook, Johnston, Kristen, Kristen Johnston, parts, perople, project, recovering, recovering addict, review, screenplay, screenwriter, script, scripts, sitcom, substance abuse, substance abuser, television, television show, The Exes, tweet, Twitter, write, writer, writing
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#KristenJohnston: (PART ONE) Some Thoughts As I Read Her 2012 Book “Guts”
“Oh God, Robert…a blog post book review?!” Yes. If you know me, that shouldn’t be a surprise. I’m a writer. Writing is, you know…kind of my thing. Guts is a 2012 book written by two-time Emmy Award-winning actress, Kristen Johnston (3rd Rock … Continue reading
Posted in Addiction, book, Guts
Tagged 3rd Rock, 3rd Rock From The Sun, actor, actress, addict, Addiction, alcohol, aspiring, aspiring screenwriter, Award, blog post, book, book review, celebrity, drug and alcohol addiction, drugs, Emmy, Emmy Award-winning, Facebook, Johnston, Kristen, Kristen Johnston, parts, people, project, recovering, recovering addict, review, screenplay, screenwriter, script, scripts, sitcom, substance, substance abuse, substance abuser, television show, The Exes, tweet, Twitter, write, writer, writing
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#DAVIDBOWIE: Military Supporters, Please Stop Comparing Us To Celebrities When They Pass Away
To those of you who support us in the military, let me preface by saying this: THANK YOU. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. It is such an amazing experience to serve in the military, but when I wear my uniform in … Continue reading
Posted in Celebrities, Comparisons, Death, military
Tagged actors, actresses, appreciation, Army, Army soldier, athletes, Bowie, cancer, celebrities, celebrity, co-exist, comparing, comparison, condolences, David, David Bowie, death, die, DVD, Entertainment, evelate, exposure, famous, famous people, famous person, gratitude, Let's Dance, maximize, military, military supporters, minimize, movies, not important, pass away, passes away, patriotic, premium, put down, red shoes, sadness, singer, soldier, sorrow, sports, supporters, television, television show
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