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2 comments:
In your book, "Crafty Screenwriting", you mention that it's best to send out query letters first, wait for responses, then write the screenplay. It sounds like a great idea, but I'm a little confuddled. Once I pique the interest of a production company's reader (assuming that I actually do), how long is this person going to wait for me to write the thing before he loses interest? It's like talking a girl into sleeping with you, getting her into bed, then telling her you have to drive to the store first to get condoms.
Am I missing something?
The "together, they fight crime" is actually an old chestnut. (It used to be "they're detectives!") You know: He's a [adjective][noun]; she's a [adjective][noun]. They're detectives!"
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