Post Tagged with: "USA"

PrimeTime: Pilot Page-length and Pitching to News Shows

Study shows you most admire. Learn how those shows tell their stories, then use them as models when creating your own show.

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PrimeTime: How Much Should Characters Change in My Pilot?

If your story’s characters don’t end up in a different emotional space from where they began, neither will your audience. (Even on a sitcom.)

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PrimeTime: The Truth About Protecting Your Work

There is no bigger sign of an amateur than someone who’s worried about their stuff being stolen. If you worry your show can be stolen… you haven’t written it well enough.

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PRIMETIME: Why Some TV Stars Get “Producer” Credits… and How Important is Life Experience?

You don’t have to travel the world to have a smorgasbord of life experiences. You can have an infinitely rich life—full of fascinating characters, conversations, interactions, adventures, relationships—without ever leaving your hometown.

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PRIMETIME: What’s It Take to Greenlight a Serialized Drama?

Don’t blame writers for a dearth of originality. They’re busy writing, developing, and pitching the most creative, engaging stories they can… but they don’t get to decide whether those stories get made.

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