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Thinking Writer has started posting more current content again. The first posts on the home page are new. Classic posts are specifically denoted "(Classic Post)". You will see different classic posts each time you access or refresh the site.
We have also added an "ALL POSTS" page which gives you direct access to all your favorite past posts.
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BIRTH OF THE SCRIBOSPHERE
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Category Archives: Legal
CAN I USE THAT?
William from NYC asks: I’ve been playing with the idea of writing a spec screenplay based loosely on an obscure made for TV movie. I’ve done some searching and haven’t come across any production of it or future production of … Continue reading
Posted in Legal
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5 QUESTIONS
The Thinking Writer often receives questions the answers to which are too brief for an entire column. Here are some of the recent ones. QUESTION #1: Sabin from San Francisco asks: I was curious how rewrites work with a script’s … Continue reading
Posted in Legal, The Business, The Craft
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REAL LIFE – WHAT INFO CAN YOU USE?
Greg from Hermosa asks: When using stories that were told to you – like by a police officer – that involve cases that have already been prosecuted – what is the general rule as to how much of the story … Continue reading
Posted in Legal
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NO FREE LUNCH
Joseph from Los Angeles asks: A production company has shown interest in optioning my script. They seem very enthusiastic, but have little experience as producers and want me to option my script for free. I have looked at a few … Continue reading
Posted in Legal, The Business
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WHEN YOU NEED A RIGHTS RELEASE
When interviewing a subject for a screenplay do you need to take any legal precautions like having the subject sign a waiver before you start that process to protect yourself from any future litigation? William NYC Generally, if you are … Continue reading
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