Writing For Television - What It Is, How It's Done, and How To Get Started
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RodThompson
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Thanks, Larry RADICAL!
Larry Rutledge
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To be clear ... I just posted it. Our resident expert, David Jimerson, wrote the article.
Hey, folks -- a companion interview I did with Jane Espenson about writing for Battlestar Galactica is up over at Galactica.tv. It actually has a glimpse of some of what's to come in Part 2 of this article . . .
http://www.galactica.tv/battlestar-...ews/jane-espenson-galactica.tv-interview.html
http://www.galactica.tv/battlestar-...ews/jane-espenson-galactica.tv-interview.html
Larry Rutledge
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Great article and great interview ... definitely looking forward to Part II
Jared Meyer
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This is good stuff, David. I didn't know you had an interest in screenwriting.
Will we see Part 2 this week? Looking forward to it!
Will we see Part 2 this week? Looking forward to it!
Part 2 will be soon; not sure if it'll be this week, but soon. Glad you enjoyed it!
Anthony Todaro
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David,
Great read. Thanks a bunch for this.
I really enjoyed the misconceptions section and many of the address's toward common mistakes, very insightful.
Jane Espenson's comments about relaxing are a breath of fresh air. Reading her comments and this article opened my eyes a bit wider to the possibility of writing for television.
I have to be honest, I had some misconceptions and frankly, I'm glad they were misconceptions because television looks like a fun and challenging place to be. The hive mind aspect of being on a staff has great appeal to me.
Again, thanks for the work on this and the addition of the collection of Fellowships and other outlets are simply invaluable.
Also, thanks for the post Larry
Bravo.
Great read. Thanks a bunch for this.
I really enjoyed the misconceptions section and many of the address's toward common mistakes, very insightful.
Jane Espenson's comments about relaxing are a breath of fresh air. Reading her comments and this article opened my eyes a bit wider to the possibility of writing for television.
I have to be honest, I had some misconceptions and frankly, I'm glad they were misconceptions because television looks like a fun and challenging place to be. The hive mind aspect of being on a staff has great appeal to me.
Again, thanks for the work on this and the addition of the collection of Fellowships and other outlets are simply invaluable.
Also, thanks for the post Larry
Bravo.
Glad you liked it! :beer:
marimarlouisa
Bronze Member
Great and awesome article! Does it have any part 2 soon? I would be so excited to read it then.