Re: What is THE reason you continue to write?
I wrote just short of 8 years before getting my first real paying gig - staff writer on a TV show.
In that time I completed 12 features, 11 pilots, read hundreds of scripts, and moved across country to LA -- majority of it was unpaid time spent on the craft. You have to really be driven, persistent, outwork others, and be willing to learn every single day.
It's not for everyone and sometimes it just takes a while.
I wrote just short of 8 years before getting my first real paying gig - staff writer on a TV show.
In that time I completed 12 features, 11 pilots, read hundreds of scripts, and moved across country to LA -- majority of it was unpaid time spent on the craft. You have to really be driven, persistent, outwork others, and be willing to learn every single day.
It's not for everyone and sometimes it just takes a while.
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