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Tag Archives: Analysis
Comments, Revisions, #amwriting
So I’ve been at this screenwriting (#amwriting) thing for a little over a year now. It’s been a very interesting time, very informative, and, honestly, very difficult. Not because writing a script is hard (it is, or can be) but … Continue reading
Posted in Films, Popular Culture, Television
Tagged Analysis, Contests, Editing, Feedback, Films, Hollywood, Media, Mentor, Movies, Network, Networking, Pitching, Producer, Publishing, Review, Revisions, Screenwriting, Script, Scripts, Scriptwriting, Television
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The Craft of Learning An Art
I’ve been working on writing my first television pilot script recently. As I mentioned in a previous post, I’ve been busy doing all sorts of writing, but the pilot is the thing I’ve been focusing on a lot. I also … Continue reading
Posted in Films, Popular Culture, Reviews, Television
Tagged Amy Sherman-Palladino, Analysis, Books, Comparison, Daniel Palladino, Difference, Editing, Farscape, Feedback, Films, Gilmore Girls, HBO, Hidden Figures, Hollywood, Movies, Netflix, Popular Culture, Producer, Review, Screenwriting, Script, Scripts, Scriptwriting, Television, The Wire, West Wing, Writing
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A Year In Review… And A Turn to the Future
Well, 2016 has sucked. From way, way, way too many celebrity deaths (or at least ones I actually liked) to “democracy” gone awry at pretty much every turn to a host of other issues that have made this the “Worst. … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Films, Music, Popular Culture, Reviews, Television
Tagged 2016, Analysis, Captain America, Carrie Fisher, Civil War, David Bowie, Films, Game of Thrones, George R R Martin, Health Care, Higher Education, Movies, Muhammad Ali, Music, Orange Is the New Black, Popular Culture, Prince, Review, Social Commentary, Television, Wilco
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The Circle of… A Day In the… Final Four Words
The final four words of Netflix’s revival of the beloved TV show Gilmore Girls, which they subtitled A Year In the Life, are its creator Amy Sherman-Palladino’s culmination of the pop-cultural phenomenon. Some fans are angry at them, almost demanding a … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Popular Culture, Reviews, Television
Tagged Alexis Bledel, Amy Sherman-Palladino, Analysis, Books, Daniel Palladino, Editing, Feminism, Finales, Gilmore Girls, Hollywood, Jobs, Journalism, Kelly Bishop, Lauren Graham, Media, Netflix, Popular Culture, Privilege, Publishing, Review, School, Scott Patterson, Social Commentary, Spoilers, Stars Hollow, Struggle, Television, Writing, Year In the Life
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Morality TV
One of the things I’ve always loved about science fiction is its ability to discuss social and moral issues without seeming heavy-handed about it. Okay, there were some wildly obvious episodes of TOS that ignored this rule (“Let That Be … Continue reading →