Hi all,
I've read a few articles & heard some podcast interviews that talk about how some showrunners find it refreshing to read short stories, short films or plays in addition to all the pilots & features they read when staffing. (Sarah Treem, Jenji Kohan and Jill Soloway come to mind.) Any of you use one of these as your sample when your reps are sending your scripts? Recently wrote a short since my pilot and feature are hard-hitting dramas and I wanted to show something with a softer side. Just wondering if this is more rare than what some of these interviews I've listened to make it seem to be.
I've read a few articles & heard some podcast interviews that talk about how some showrunners find it refreshing to read short stories, short films or plays in addition to all the pilots & features they read when staffing. (Sarah Treem, Jenji Kohan and Jill Soloway come to mind.) Any of you use one of these as your sample when your reps are sending your scripts? Recently wrote a short since my pilot and feature are hard-hitting dramas and I wanted to show something with a softer side. Just wondering if this is more rare than what some of these interviews I've listened to make it seem to be.
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