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The Ultimate Guide to Pitching a TV Show
Well, this is one of the ultimate guides anyway, and there’s a lotta good stuff here. Industrial Scripts’ approach definitely is worth the time you spend reading (and remembering too):
from Industrial Scripts
Writing is, obviously, a vital part of creating a TV Show. However, it is sadly not the only vital part of the process. Knowing how to pitch a TV show is crucial to getting it made.
Bad screenwriting analysis: #1 Plot convenience
Yeppers, it’s time to examine some bad screenwriting and see how and why it got that way so we – of course – don’t make the same mistakes.
From a cool site that never lets us down…and has a really cool name as well: Shadow and movies.
Are you looking for a way to make sure that the people who read your book or watch your movie leave angry and frustrated? Well, you’re in the right place because I’m about to explain what is a plot convenience and why you should totally use it whenever you have the chance.
Amazon Prime Could Be the Best Way to Release Your Indie Film
Did you know that Amazon has opened up a new distribution path? It’s called Prime Video Direct and, strangely, its existence has been an unintentional secret – even from TVWriter™. Here’s the scoop:
by Noam Kroll
It wasn’t long ago that self-distribution was an extremely difficult avenue to pursue, and was simply a last resort for filmmakers who couldn’t secure traditional distribution… But in the last few years, that’s all changed.
PJ McIlvaine: The Best Laid Plans…
by PJ McIlvaine
As I sit here, coughing, hacking, and sneezing, with my nose a continual fountain of snot and mucus, I had started off January with such high hopes. I always do…until reality bites me in the butt.
2018 ended with a bang. In late November, my husband had major surgery. It was quite unexpected, and the surgeon was candid in what could go wrong. Maybe too candid, which only added to our fear, worry, and confusion. Thankfully, husband sailed through it, and is now pretty much back to normal.
What is not back to normal is my writing routine.