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#WW Blog the 52nd: Thanks for All the Fish
Tweet It’s telling that I’ve spent the week obsessing over the title of this, my last post as Canadian Short Screenplay Competition #Writer Wednesday Writer Laureate – a cumbersome title of a different kind, I hope I can convince Mr. … Continue reading
BOXING DAY SPECIAL: The Thirteen Days of Short Film Christmas | 13 Movers and Shakers in the Short Film World
Roberta Munroe is the author of How Not To Make A Short Film: Secrets From A Sundance Programmer — described as the “bible” for short filmmakers. Roberta packed this “bible” with insider tips gleaned from 5 years programming short films at Sundance, interviewing successful short filmmakers worldwide and sharing the horrors and the brilliance of her own award winning short filmmaking career. Continue reading
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We’re opening our doors to you. And by that, we mean we’re giving away FREE Award Winning scripts!
Tweet We’re in a giving and generous mood. Which isn’t unlike most days. But today especially! Free scripts to everyone as of today’s #WW (#WriterWednesday), December 15th, 2010. Christmas comes early to all the fans of the CSSC this year. … Continue reading
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Tagged can I read your winners?, free screenplay, free screenplays, movie scripts, script contest winners
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#WW CSSC Writer Wednesday | Blog The Eighth: Care Don’t Care
Neither of these friends are newbies at what they do, and both have shelves full of awards and accolades and accomplishments yet they are both expressing the same anxiety to me “What will people think?” Continue reading
#WW CSSC Writer Wednesday | Blog the 7th: Watering the Elephants
The muse has not been served at all, unless he enjoys listening to my guitar practice, which he might. It is after all starting to sound pretty good and is at least some kind of demonstration that I can sit down and be disciplined about something. Albeit about something that will never earn me a dime. Most of the time he’s been channel surfing and calling out unhelpful tips for reinstalling software applications. Continue reading
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Tagged circus, cocoverse, elephant, emerging screenwriter, resistance, screenwriter, screenwriters, script coverage, Stephen King, stephen pressfield, story editing, tank girl, the muse, the war of art, treatment, work life balance
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#WW CSSC Writer Wednesday | Blog The Sixth: Coming back to Papa.
So the selector of the book this month, is as it turns out a fan of Hemmingway, which I am in fact not. A little too adamantly not as it turns out as I opened my big fat gob and dumped all over it at length. Continue reading
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Tagged #writerwednesday, #ww, #ww Laureate, @raingirls, A Farewell to Arms, aha, big moments, book, book club, books, Canadian Short Screenplay Competition, cocoverse, CSSC, discourse, drama, Ernest Hemmingway, Hemingway, Lisey’s Story, savager, script contest, Snows of Kilimanjaro, Stephen King, Top 10, TV writing, writers, Writing
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CSSC Launches iTunes like Script Store
Tweet The Canadian Short Screenplay Competition, is pleased to kick-off our latest addition: prize winning screenplays available for sale in the CSSC Store. The Canadian Short Screenplay Competition, the most prestigious screenwriting competition in Canada, recently introduced an eCommerce shop … Continue reading
Countdown to #YFF2010 begins for JUDY VANN & SCOTT SULLIVAN
CSSC profiles 2 screenplay writing finalists leading up to #yff2010 Continue reading
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Books of Interest
Tweet If you’re a writer, you’re always looking to improve your writing. One of the ways to improve is by reading others work, and reading theory on writing to get insights into how it all works. So with your help … Continue reading
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