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You are amazing Peter Butler ! Happy for you!!
lol great work! I can relate to the bag straps slapping him the eyes haha.
Anita, normally for a series, you would just write a pilot episode and a series bible, which would give the basic storyline of each remaining episode and then pitch it that way. Normally one would not...
Expand commentAnita, normally for a series, you would just write a pilot episode and a series bible, which would give the basic storyline of each remaining episode and then pitch it that way. Normally one would not write the entire season until it gets picked up. Strongly suggest learning the structure using something like Save the Cat or similar beat sheet to help you plot it out. Even with true stories, there's an expected story structure that needs to be adhered to in order to make a show enjoyable, it should be more than just a retelling of something that happened.