In this week’s session, we look back at the past two years at how far we’ve come, as well as looking forward to a new year and a new Writers Group Therapy.
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Session #97 – Should You Hire a Writing or Career Coach?
Should you hire a writing coach to help you with your latest script? Or maybe a career coach to guide you on your journey?
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Session #95 – Interview with Screenwriter Carolyn Martin
Our interview with Carolyn Martin, a screenwriter and retired licensed counselor, marriage and family therapist.
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Session #94 – When to Throw in the Towel
Do you ever feel like it’s never going to happen? Is this business just not for you? In today’s session, we discuss when is it time to throw in the towel and try something else.
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Session #91 – Best Summer Ever!
In this session, we talk about strategy and options for making the most of your time as a writer over the Summer.
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Session #90 – Rachanee and Tom Go Back to School with Masterclass
Rachanee and Tom share their experiences become students in Masterclass.
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Session #89 – Writing Hard Scenes
They’re not something we, thankfully, as writers, have personally experienced. So, how do you write scenes depicting rape or abuse, murder or drugs? We discuss in this week’s Writers Group Therapy. Writers Group Therapy – Session 89 – Writing Hard Scenes SHOW NOTES: none this episode
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Session #87 – Jump the Shark
It’s not everyday that a TV show makes it to four seasons, let alone seven, or 10, or even, as record holder The Simpsons currently stands, 30. In this session, we discuss what makes a show go the distance. Why doesn’t it “jump the shark”?
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Session #85 – What’s Your Writer’s Story?
Besides the stories we put into our scripts, we all have our own “writer’s story.” How does your writer’s story influence how and what you write? We discuss our stories and how they drive us in today’s session.
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Session #81 – Writing in a (Genre) Rut
Are you stuck in a genre rut? We’re often told, as writers, to focus on one genre. Does being in a rut, in what we write and watch, make us less well rounded as writers? What can you do to get out of a rut?
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