One of Larry Brody and TVWriter™’s favorite writers (and, for that matter, human beings) returns to this site after being away far too long with an insider tip into attracting and holding your audience. A must-read if ever there was one.
There is a body language to everything. Sure, it has different names depending on what you’re talking about, but it’s essentially all “body language.”
Trying to place your web series (or web series idea) with a solid streaming network? Looks like our buds at Stareable.Com are lining things up so they can help.
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The people over at Stage32.Com are so smart they sometimes scare us. Here, as Rod Serling might have said way back when, is a “case in point.”
The funny thing about coming up with a web series is that sometimes it’s better to not try and create a web series. What do we mean by that? Well, if you’re looking for a big picture to start from, chances are you won’t be satisfied with anything less than a big idea.
Time now for a few words from Stareable.Com, a site we love and believe in because like us, it believes in YOU.
Ajay Kishore, CEO of Stareable (https://www.stareable.com/), presents his company to investors at a demo day (https://fi.co/demo)
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I find what people say and how they say it both generally fascinating and discouraging.