October 19
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October 19
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So, there is a lot here in terms of take aways. However, this is one of the best below..
Yet, don’t let your ego waste your money. Find someone that will give you extremely tough notes and review your work with a an eye towards the professional standards and not your feelings. You want your work to be in the best possible shape before you start paying for contest.
I have learned so much from this article — you have to be strategic about every move. What works best for in terms of giving your career momentum. Know you, know your brand, know the people that are the right match for you and go BIG.
Being a screenwriter is a life long process. You can never learn enough. I feel I invest in all these areas but I have room to get better. That said, the article showed us how to go about it.
THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Continually investing in my screenwriting career is about building longevity and resilience in an ever-evolving industry. Every new class, workshop, and network opportunity sharpens my skills, expands my contacts, and keeps my writing in line with current trends. It’s about staying ready for the right opportunity and pushing my craft to the next level. Keep dropping these gems, David.
Great list, David. I’m an ISA Connect member, and they have a lot of great resources on site. They even post gigs that you can apply for. I invested in a Mastering Structure course by my old screenwriting teacher Tom Vaughn. You never stop learning!