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Anne Carey (Producer, This is That) on writing the best possible pitch letter.
From the 2010 Script to Screen Conference.
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Christina Hodson, Director of Development, CURIOUS PICTURES, on why personality is just as crucial to a writer’s success as talent.
From the 2010 Script to Screen Conference.
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Rachel Chanoff, SUNDANCE SCREENWRITERS’ LAB, on the subjectivity of the selection process, and how writers should deal with rejection.
From the 2010 Script to Screen Conference.
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John Hadity, President and CEO, Hadity & Associates, on how screenwriters can abide by copyright law without compromising the depth of their story.
From the 2010 Script to Screen Conference.
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John Hadity, President and CEO, Hadity & Associates, on why writers should be financially mindful when developing projects.
From the 2010 Script to Screen Conference.
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Sophie Barthes (Writer/Director) details input that she received from outside sources while developing her project, Cold Souls.
From the 2010 Script to Screen Conference.
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Christina Hodson, Director of Development, CURIOUS PICTURES, on ways around “no unsolicited manuscript” policies.
From the 2010 Script to Screen Conference.
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Jonathan Shukat, Production/Development Executive, PALMSTAR ENTERTAINMENT, discusses why screenplay notes are important, and how he feels that writers should react to them.
From the 2010 Script to Screen Conference.