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When someone who has never worked in TV tells you how the entertainment industry works:
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I like Twitter because you have Oscar winning writers with 500 followers tweeting about their cat and aspiring writers in Florida with 50,000 followers charging for screenwriting lessons. The ultimate melting pot.
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Very excited! The Paramount Writers Mentoring Program is open for submissions! We need an original sample and a spec sample, as well as a letter of interest. The deadline is May 1, 2024. Details: rb.gy/v6b3d5
Hope you'll apply!
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I was an assistant for many years, as I learned & became a better writer while economics and canceled shows halted staffing. Great assistants get more work than terrible ones (or terrible attitudes) & the right bosses will see ur talents over ur CV.
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"can you explain this gap in your resume?"
"sure are you familiar with not getting the jobs you applied for"
The Writers’ Room the morning after an all-nighter.
#BREAKING On ground view of possible tornado damage to printing company roof, cars and utility lines in the Montebello area of Los Angeles. @latimesphotos @latimes #MontebelloTornado
“Saw an oil slick in the road that reminded me of that joke we had one time, anyway who’s hiring?”
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THIS is how you skip the assistant track and go straight to a writing staff—
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Obviously there was a lot of messy stuff going on with The Idol but it’s strange to frame an assistant getting promoted as a negative?? Like so often assistants write scenes and don’t get credited or promoted - this part is actually good!
Wanted: More stories about the Short Haul
#Screenwriting survival tip for today…
It’s a long haul journey to reach any level of success. You need multiple projects in the marketplace at all times.


















