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Published in October 29th, 2008

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Writing The Doctor Who And Sarah Jane Smith Reunion - Six Degrees of Separation #3

Published in October 28th, 2008

Posted by Phil Gladwin in Screenwriting

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This is the last of the three free interviews - a real trip into Sci-Fi and fantasy story-telling.
This time it’s a really impressive, totally insider chat with Toby Whithouse, who is a massively experienced TV writer.
Recently he’s worked on Doctor Who, Torchwood, and Hotel Babylon, devised his own show No Angels, and has another [...]

Deadwood Writer Bryan McDonald - An Open Letter

Published in October 25th, 2008

Posted by Phil Gladwin in Screenwriting

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Bryan has been reading the comments to the interview and has taken the time to come up with this wonderful reply. I think he intended it to go among the comments, and it probably started out as an answer to Atomized’s question, but it’s such a great response there’s no way it couldn’t have [...]

How To Write & Produce Your Own Sit Com - Six Degrees of Separation # 2

Published in October 24th, 2008

Posted by Phil Gladwin in Screenwriting, Selling Yourself

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Silvia Manning is an American actress who decided that she was going to write her own sit com, and that she was going to get it on screen - and that NOTHING was going to stop her!
You might remember Silvia from the Walker Texas Ranger tv show, or you might have caught her in the [...]

How To Write For NYPD Blue’s David Milch - Six Degrees of Separation #1

Published in October 21st, 2008

Posted by Phil Gladwin in Screenwriting, Selling Yourself

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Did you ever have a dream like this?
You get a call from your favourite TV show.
You’re surprised to hear from them - you only sent your script in that morning.
What’s more, it’s fantastic news - they like what you’ve written!
No, it’s better than that. In fact they love what you’ve written!!
In fact they love it [...]