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Cabinet of curiosities : my notebooks, collections, and other obsessions
The Mexican film director offers a glimpse into his life and creative process via his notebooks and other personal items, commentary, interview text, and annotations.
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Twilight of the Censors
Rod Serling never set out to be a writer of science fiction, horror, or fantasy. Once Rod Serling sold The Twilight Zone as a series in 1958, he called up Ray Bradbury in a panic and pleaded, \"Help me, I don't know anything about science fiction.\"
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For God's Sake, Shoot Something
Here's a familiar scenario: You've been laboring on scripts for some time now. Some have been great, some not, but you've attained a level of professional polish and believe you've accomplished what you set out to do on the page.
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A Writer's Guide for Navigating Comic-Con
Prior to last year's San Diego Comic-Con I coached a friend on how to work the convention to his greatest advantage. He'd gone on the Comic-Con website, listed the guests he wanted to speak to, planned what he would say, checked off panels and presentations, and booked a hotel room long in advance for all five days of the convention.
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Old Writers Learn New Tricks
There's a document called the TV Tracker List that collates all the writer-producers on every network comedy and drama, along with their representation. It's an eye-opening list. Almost every writer-producer on every network show is represented by one of the major agencies. Let's name them: CAA, William Morris/Endeavor, ICM, UTA, Paradigm, with a far smaller scattering repped by Gersh, Rothman Brecher, Kaplan Stahler, APA, and the Alpern Group.
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