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Writing a pilot script is writing the first piece of a long journey. Imagine you are going on a road trip, and you want Google Maps to tell you which way to go. If you don’t tell Google Maps what your destination is, it can’t help you make that first turn. If you don’t know where your season is headed, there is no way to write episode one. Learn 'The Secrets To Mapping Out a Multi-Season Story' in today's blog >> https://buff.ly/3OkITaL #screenwriting #advice #tips #television #tvpilots #televisionseries #writingtips

"All this economic uncertainty has caused me to reexamine not only my relationship to work and my career, but also that of other immigrants. How are other immigrants throughout the U.S. thinking about their own relationship to work in our changing economy?" Our new Editing Fellow, Lushik Lotus-Lee, reflects on her experience as an audio producer in the current moment of layoffs and instability in journalism. Read more about Lushik and the questions she's posing in "The Hustle," an upcoming, in-depth podcast series from Fi2W focused on how immigrants are navigating a changing economy.

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There's a shining star in the television landscape right now, and that's 𝘐𝘯𝘥𝘶𝘴𝘵𝘳𝘺. My review dives into the creative mechanics of the show, how it all works, and why it works so well. 📺 ✨ #screenwriting #television #industry #writingtips #amwriting

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The idea of doing "less" gets a lot of love. But the truth is, 99% of people should be doing way more. • Create 100 ads per day • Write 100 tweets per day  • Send 50 cold DMs per day  • Make 100 cold calls per day In the beginning, more volume will solve your problem. And why does volume help? Because it has literally never been easier to win. • 94% of blogs have fewer than 5 posts • 99% of podcasts have fewer than 21 episodes • 85% of YouTube channels have less than 10 videos • Americans spend 2.5 hours per day doom-scrolling Those stats tell me something: Most people give up way too early. And I almost did the same at the start of my writing journey. But all you need is a *tiny* bit of consistency to get ahead of 99% of people. Here are the 3 mental shifts that completely change my writing trajectory:

Every public radio reporter and host has had to write newscast copy. It can feel like the most perfunctory kind of writing — the thing you do to "feed the beast" when you'd rather be working on the really fun, creative stuff. But as a longtime radio editor, I've found that newscast copy is so much more than a chore. It's a core building block to learning how to write for the ear. When you can summarize the news strategically in 30 seconds, you can tell an in-depth feature story in 4 minutes. When you can incorporation pacing, description and even humor, you're getting yourself ready to make a podcast. Does your newsroom need help with radio writing? I lead remote and in-person trainings (and make snazzy graphics to help the material land)! Please reach out — I'd love to help.

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