Archive for the 'WGA' Category
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WGAw screenwriter survey
WGAw screenwriters should have received an email yesterday about an online survey the Guild is conducting. Please find the email — it might get stuck in your spam filter — and click the link.
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What’s wrong with the business
Writers are making less money, and it’s part of a bigger shift in the industry.
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WGA election results
While most WGA members have already taken a look at the results, other readers might be curious to see the results of the WGA election.
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WGA members: please vote
Deadline for ballots is the 17th.
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On the WGA elections
Looking through the candidates’ statements and endorsements, I want to explain my priorities for this election.
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The only one who has seen the movie
At a screenwriting panel last week, Robin Swicord said something that reframed the issue in a very helpful way.
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Based on an idea by…
“Based on an idea by” is a rare credit, for good reason.
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Notes on the state of the industry
Matt gives the full report from a WGA panel about the film industry.
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Script to greenlight panel
WGA hosts a panel and Q&A on studio feature development.
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More Remnants
I was happy to get such a strong reaction since posting the pilot for The Remnants. Every few days, we get a surge of hits as new sites link to it. A fan even set up Draft The Remnants to get people to pledge their love.
For something that’s been sitting on a shelf for [...]
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Cablevision and the infinite TiVo
How technology could upend the economics of filmed entertainment.
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Why is joining the WGA mandatory?
If it were optional, the studio would make sure you didn’t take that option.
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Writers Guild Award nominees
You can see the full list here, including all the TV nominations. Special kudos to picketing-mate Irene Turner, whose An American Crime got a nod in longform.
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Money 101 for screenwriters
Read this before you cash that first check.
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WGA membership approves credit proposals
The WGA announced this afternoon that all three proposed revisions to the Screen Credits Manual passed handily, ranging from 83 to 90 percent yes votes.
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Using a pseudonym
You can do it, but know the facts and consequences.
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Vote yes on credit proposals
Just a reminder for WGA members: ballots are due Thursday for the three screen credit proposals, which I wrote about in more detail a few weeks ago. It’s an easy Yes for all three. They’re basically just closing loopholes.
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WGA Board election preview
A plug for staying involved in WGA politics.

