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What page do they screw?
I recently read a blog by Ryan Dixon on ScriptShark titled “What Page Do They Screw?: On Being Flexible During Pitch Meetings.” The thrust of the post was about how Dixon, a journeyman screenwriter, learned the hard way that coming … Continue reading
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