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Don't forget, if you missed it live, it's available On Demand at the link below. Great way to spend a few hours of your Sunday
https://www.stage32.com/webinars/Stage-32-%20-Netflix-Present-Television.....
Expand commentDon't forget, if you missed it live, it's available On Demand at the link below. Great way to spend a few hours of your Sunday
https://www.stage32.com/webinars/Stage-32-%20-Netflix-Present-Television...
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Excellent presentation. What still sticks in my mind today is the example of BB and the use of the color blue--how such a minute detail like that plays with the mind of the audience.
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What especially stood out for me were two things. First, when C Mack (!) talked about how a writer can present to Netflix, he said that good writers must get an agent but that "the cream always rises...
Expand commentWhat especially stood out for me were two things. First, when C Mack (!) talked about how a writer can present to Netflix, he said that good writers must get an agent but that "the cream always rises to the top", and that's given me hope. The second thing was his recommendation of "Lupin". I watched the series and really enjoyed it. I especially liked the dog who kept barking every time he heard the bad guy's name. That is definitely a writer's touch AND an element that I used in a play I wrote years ago, so it was a tiny sign that I am on the right track.