
One-on-One with Writer Beware's Victoria Strauss
12/03/24 • 62 min
Because of writers' passions for pursuing their dreams, we seem to be prime victims of scammers. No one works as hard as Writer Beware founder, Victoria Strauss, to investigate and educate writers on the people trying to rip money out of our hands.
Jeanne Veillette Bowerman chats with Victoria about her career and passion for protecting writers, including you in the conversation with a live Q&A during the chat.
Join us and learn what to watch for when an unexpected email shows up with an offer that's too good to be true.
Resources:
Writer Beware Website
Writer Beware Blog
Impersonation List
"How a Book Really Becomes a Movie" by Jeanne Veillette Bowerman
[Recorded November 13, 2024]
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Because of writers' passions for pursuing their dreams, we seem to be prime victims of scammers. No one works as hard as Writer Beware founder, Victoria Strauss, to investigate and educate writers on the people trying to rip money out of our hands.
Jeanne Veillette Bowerman chats with Victoria about her career and passion for protecting writers, including you in the conversation with a live Q&A during the chat.
Join us and learn what to watch for when an unexpected email shows up with an offer that's too good to be true.
Resources:
Writer Beware Website
Writer Beware Blog
Impersonation List
"How a Book Really Becomes a Movie" by Jeanne Veillette Bowerman
[Recorded November 13, 2024]
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Writer Therapy: Creating Opportunities in Film, TV, and Beyond
Get comfortable.. it's therapy time!
With screenwriting career coach Lee Jessup and writer-turned-therapist Phil Stark (Dude, Where's My Car?), we'll not only discuss the state of the industry but also the mindset needed to stay in the game.
Perhaps, the biggest question for survival is, “Are you a screenwriter or a storyteller?” We'll discuss the pitfalls of writers painting themselves into a corner by not at least exploring other writing avenues. Let's dispel the myth of “all I need is a manager” or “all I need is to sell one script.”
Yes, it’s hard out there, but it’s always been hard.
Lee and Phil will share advice on getting your mindset straight, and words on the page.
[Recorded October 8, 2024]
Resources:
The Art of Possibility: Transforming Professional and Personal Life by Rosamund Stone Zander and Benjamin Zander
Symposium: "Hard Truths: What Film and TV Reps Actually Want"
Symposium: "Town Hall: Insights Into the Post-Strike Film and TV Industry"
Lee Jessup is a career coach for screenwriters, specializing in guiding emerging and professional scribes toward long-standing and prolific screenwriting careers in both TV and feature writing. Additionally, she has provided consulting services to NBC International, the Universal Writers Program, the Final Draft Big Break Contest and Inevitable Foundation, and is an adjunct professor with the David Lynch Graduate School of Cinematic Arts. Her one-on-one coaching clients include everyone from showrunners and studio writers to contest winners, TV writing fellows as well as writers just starting out. She is the author of the best selling books Breaking In: Tales From the Screenwriting Trenches and Getting It Write: An Insider's Guide to a Screenwriting Career. Site | X: @leejessup
Screenwriter (Dude, Where’s My Car?) turned therapist, Phil Stark, sees clients virtually from all over the state of California. He also writes about mental health and personal growth as experienced through talk therapy. His book Dude, Where’s My Car-tharsis? is available on Amazon. Site | X
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One-on-One with Lee Matthew Goldberg
It's never been more important for writers to cast wide nets and write in multiple mediums. Lee Matthew Goldberg does just that.
Lee has been a finalist in both Script Pipeline and Book Pipeline, and continues to create stories for not only the screen but also for your bookshelves.
Don't miss this one—especially if you're considering adapting your script into a novel!
[Recorded May 15, 2023]
Resources from this session:
EM Forster's Aspects of the Novel
Stephen King's On Writing
Elmore Leonard 10 Rules of Writing
Jeanne's writing sprint clock
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