Here’s what going on, socially and professionally, at the Writers Guild of America West this month:
August 2021
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Tag: writing tips
Overcoming Showbiz Obstacles
A couple of weeks ago, stage32.com, one of the finest websites about getting started in the entertainment industry you’ll ever see, posted some of the most important videos you’ll ever see on YouTube if you’re an ambitious showbiz aspirant. Don’t just go, “Oh, wow!,” click and watch, friends. For your own good and that of the audience you’re trying to get as well.
The whole kit & kaboodle, complete with editorial commentary, is (are?) HERE
LB: Do New Writers Really Have to be ‘Better’ Than Old Pros?
Another Writing Tip
by Larry Brody
…No. New writers don’t “have to be” better.
But they do have to work harder.
LB: An Agent’s Job is to Sell Your Work
by Larry Brody
Heard last night in the TVWriter™ Online Writers Room:
An agent’s job is to sell your work, not edit or even critique it.
Cartoon: ’12 Rules for Creativity’
Time now for another episode of what we here at TVWriter™ sometimes think of as “the Tao of cartoonist-philosopher Grant Snider. Strangely, the 12th rule here is the one we at TVWriter™ regard as belonging first. But we’re willing to chalk it up to another old rule – the Inverted Pyramid, of course.
