Monthly Archives: October 2005

BRUSH UP YOUR SHAKESPEARE

Posted on October 30, 2005 9:58 PM by TW

DTS from Oregon asks: If you are adapting a work that is in the public domain do you need to include the original author as one of the writers on the project when registering the work with the WGA? Or … Continue reading →

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AGENTS, COPYRIGHTS AND MONEY

Posted on October 27, 2005 11:54 PM by TW

Tracy from Virginia asks: Could you give us an idea of how to protect our budding “masterpieces”? After it’s written, and we’re mentally preparing ourself for the forthcoming fame (:) Is it best to try for an agent first (aiming … Continue reading →

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COPYRIGHT OR COPYWRONG?

Posted on October 18, 2005 9:57 PM by TW

Excellent discussion of copyright issues at Artful Writer. My only question – why bash the Marxists? Contemporary Marxists aren’t particularly anti-copyright. When it comes to art, they’re really more sort of pro-responsibility for the implications of your work. Getting paid … Continue reading →

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WHAT A WRITER CAN BE

Posted on October 17, 2005 11:32 PM by TW

Writing need not be vacuous. Example.

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TECHNOLOGY AND SCREENWRITING

Posted on October 10, 2005 10:16 PM by TW

S. Pettyway of Connecticut asks: What’s the deal with that writing program “Dramatica Pro” and is it really worth it? Or Should an inspiring screenwriter such as myself stick with the old tools of the trade, my heart and mind. … Continue reading →

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