Chupack, Cindy
Found in 3 Collections and/or Records:
Breaking the Glass Screen, 1999
Television is the largest employer of writers, but how do you break in? TV staff writers talk about how to do it and what the life is like. Do's and don’ts of writing a TV spec script. Do you have to be established to market an original pilot? How do you gain access to the folks that preside over green-lighting new shows?
1 audiocassette, sides A and B
HBO: Helluvalot Better Programming, 1999
You gotta get cable to see some of the best original series on television. Writers from Oz, Sex in the City, and Mr. Show discuss writing "big" for the small screen.
1 audiocassette, sides A and B.
Track the Laughs - Writing for Television Comedy, 1999
Some say the sitcom is dead. Well, dying. In order to keep things fresh, TV is expanding the playing field - no longer remaining bound to traditional narrative, interior sets, and stationary camera set-ups. Writers from today's most popular network and cable shows share their thoughts on the state of TV comedy.
1 audiocassette, side B only.
