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Haiku Thursday: Linkage Edition

by Liz

Learn writers’ tips and
tricks when Jeff Goldsmith says, “That’s
how it all went down.”

There are two kinds of DVD watchers in this world: those that watch the movie, and those that watch the movie and everything else. Movie watchers like to see a good story play out on the screen. Movie-and-everything-else watchers like to see a good story play out on the screen, and then they want to know how it happened. They want to know why it happened. They want to know about costume issues, arguments with the studio, funny swearing incidents with the cast. Movie-and-everything-else watchers sometimes become writers. It’s for both of these groups of people that Creative Screenwriting magazine provides its free, fascinating, and thoroughly addictive weekly podcast. Want to know what it took to write and produce your favorite movies? It’s here. Curious about how actual, working writers and directors made it into the business? Check it out. Host Goldsmith is sure to ask the pertinent questions, and you’ll certainly learn a lot.

If there were a CH Seal of Approval, we’d give it, but we can’t find our wax.

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Posted in General, Haiku Thursday, Links on May 31st, 2007

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