Saturday, October 01, 2005

Okay, I'm working on some new taglines.

CRAFTY TV WRITING: How to Get Your Words on the Air

CRAFTY TV WRITING: Writing TV Shows That Get Made

CRAFTY TV WRITING: How to Write, Watch and Think about TV

CRAFTY TV WRITING: How Professional TV Writers Think About TV, and How to Get to Be One

CRAFTY TV WRITING: How to Think Like, Write Like, and Get to Be a Professional TV Writer

CRAFTY TV WRITING: How To Make a Sackful of Cash and Have Actors Suck Up to You and Make Directors Your Bitch

Whoever comes up with the one we use gets a free signed copy of the book. Okay?

3:27 PM

8 Comments:

CRAFTY TV WRITING: Writing Ideas That Sell

CRAFTY TV WRITING: Idea to Pitch to Script

CRAFTY TV WRITING: Writing to Pay the Rent

CRAFTY TV WRITING: From Blank Page to Small Screen

CRAFTY TV WRITING: Small Screen Ideas, Big Wads of Cash

Avoid the How-to trap, it looks paltry and does not go with the previous title.

By  Hawise, at 7:10 PM  

Crafty TV Writing: How to make truckloads of "Bochco money" and understand what that means...

Crafty TV Writing: From Freelancer to Showrunner and everything in between...

Crafty TV Writing: From Starting out to Showrunner

I just woke up from a nap so give me a few hours...

By  Cunningham, at 7:52 PM  

CRAFTY TV WRITING: The craft and business of writing for TV from the ground up

By  Kelly J. Crawford, at 9:14 PM  

CRAFTY TV WRITING: How to get your show on the air

CRAFTY TV WRITING: From script to screen - how to get your show on the air

Or some combination of:
Getting your show on the air
Getting your script on the screen
How to get your script on the screen
Getting your show on the air and keeping it there
Get your show on the air and keep it there

By  James Moran, at 5:39 AM  

Crafty TV Writing: Practical Techniques for the Small Screen.

thirdreel

By  Andrew, at 3:51 PM  

Crafty TV Writing: Tricks & the Trade of Small Screen Writing.

By  Grubber, at 12:38 AM  

CRAFTY TV WRITING: From Putting Down the Remote to Picking Up the Emmy

CRAFTY TV WRITING: Using the Small Screen to Tell Tall Tales

CRAFTY TV WRITING: Making TV Better than Reality

By  Lee, at 9:39 AM  

I like your tagline of "writing TV shows that get made." It connects that book to the screenwriting book.

The only one I might add is "CRAFTY TV WRITING: Ignoring the odds and writing TV shows that get made."

That, becuase from everything I've read, TV is even harder to break into than screenwriting.

By  Dave, at 12:16 PM  

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