TVWriter™ pal Troy DeVolld returns to TVWriter™ today to remind all of us in the Hollywood writing biz about one of the game’s most overlooked aspects.
Know how our teachers kept nagging us about getting our work done on time? Well, guess what? There are more than just a few people who haven’t listened.
[New TV writers] who follow me here: Please understand the speed of show business, which is seldom covered in film school.
It’s been awhile, AKA a couple of years, since TVWriter™ pal Troy DeVolld graced this site, and, boy howdy, are we glad to see him here again.
Someday, someone will make a reality show about the making of a reality show and finally put an end to well-meaning friends telling me that someone should make one.
Above: Troy’s great new show. Perfect for Halloween!
If you’ve been following me for any length of time, you know that the notes process is generally one of my least favorite things about working in television.
EDITOR’S NOTE: A few words from reality show honcho to the stars, Troy DeVolld, that if you read just right – you know, a little squint here, a slight raising of the chin there – will give you hope.
Or, as LB put it: “Spiritual Xanax! Just what the medicine man ordered!”
