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Tag Archives: Media
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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Time, Energy and the Will to Write
Time. Time and energy. They are intrinsically linked, as Einstein knew so well (see E=mc² and the whole of relativity theory). I’ve not had a lot of time to write this blog recently. Or, rather, I’ve had the same amount … Continue reading
Posted in Television
Tagged Choices, Editing, Films, Hollywood, Interview, Jobs, Journalism, Media, Movies, Publishing, Television, Writing
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The Art of Job Hunting
Go to any website offering job advice and they’ll most likely say very similar things. Your resume, or CV depending on part of the world and/or job experience, should have active verbs with results-driven content. It shouldn’t be more than … Continue reading
Posted in Academia
Tagged Choices, Early Career Research, Editing, Feedback, Interview, Jobs, Media, Publishing, Research, Writing
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In the Criminal Justice System…
Found guilty — at least in the press — of a crime they didn’t commit. Vilified in the media and public. Falsely accused. It makes for gripping drama. It also makes for tragic reality. I could just as easily be … Continue reading
Posted in Popular Culture, Reviews, Television
Tagged Amanda Knox, Corruption, Crime, Falsely Accused, Films, Guilt, HBO, Innocence, Journalism, Justice, Justice System, Media, Netflix, Perception, Police, Popular Culture, Racism, Reality, Review, Social Commentary, Struggle, Study Abroad, Television, The Night Of
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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 →