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Re: Writing for Episodic TV: From Freelance to Showrunner
Nice! Thanks!
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Re: Writing for Episodic TV: From Freelance to Showrunner
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Re: Writing for Episodic TV: From Freelance to Showrunner
Except that a lot of people think that the Good Wife is the best written show on TV.
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Re: Writing for Episodic TV: From Freelance to Showrunner
Really appreciate this! It's great. And thanks so much!
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Re: Writing for Episodic TV: From Freelance to Showrunner
The links posted in this thread don't work anymore, but if anyone is interested in the booklet this link does work
http://www.wga.org/members/career-ad...or-episodic-tv |
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Re: Writing for Episodic TV: From Freelance to Showrunner
If you've read down the thread, then you've probably figured out that the previous links are dead. Long Live the Links! The reason is that the booklet is out of date and is currently being rewritten, I think. I heard that there was a discussion because it was out of date. The first section on freelancing is anachronistic, and the business has changed considerably since it was originally written, but there's still some good info and great quotes in the original.
So, from my archives I found the PDFs, except for the front page and table of contents, and compiled them into a single PDF. Writing For Episodic TV - A User's Guide HTH,
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Re: Writing for Episodic TV: From Freelance to Showrunner
Thanks for the link! One can also try the WayBack Machine for these types of things:
http://web.archive.org/web/201604091...episodictv.pdf |
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