Funny and informative interview with TVWriter™ pal Troy DeVolld, author of Reality TV: An Insider’s Guide to TV’s Hottest Market, and go-to guy for all things having to do with the reality TV storytelling process. (What? They tell stories?)
The podcast with Laura Powers is HERE
Well, maybe you can. If you’re “young(ish)”, which btw, may in fact be an unlawful requirement, but, hey, check it out:
TV/FILM (YOUNG-ISH) WRITING PARTNER (LA)
Looking for a TV/FILM writing partner — I have over 6 years experience, and I am currently creating a kids TV show for an Emmy winning producer. That being said, I really don’t care what your background is, as long as you see yourself WINNING and have a dedication for your craft. Looking for someone focused on Children Television and/or the 18-35 Demo.
Please have a portfolio and/or social media profile.
Writers have problems unique unto themselves. Not that other professions don’t’ have unique problems, but have you ever heard of ‘lawyer’s block’ or maybe ‘surgeon’s block’?
Sometimes writers can just get stale. Or maybe everything around them seems stale. Location, people, inspiration – can all seem like the same ol’ same ol’.
When I was very young and just starting out writing I was delirious to set up a corner in my room with shelves, desk and typewriter ( I know, I know, back in the stone age).
It was the Navajo dog took me to the Hopi,
Their tribal enmity ignored. She said there was
A man there I had to talk to, and next morning
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