The Breakdown Webcast Hosted by Special Guest, Screenwriter, Meghan Pleticha

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During this Breakdown Webcast, Megan will discuss self producing your work and why it’s a good idea! Meghan was a staff writer on HBO’s Emmy-Nominated comedy series, "SILICON VALLEY". Her work has also appeared on Cartoon Network’s "POWER PLAYERS". Full Bio »

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During this Breakdown Webcast, Megan will discuss self producing your work and why it’s a good idea!

Meghan was a staff writer on HBO’s Emmy-Nominated comedy series, "SILICON VALLEY". Her work has also appeared on Cartoon Network’s "POWER PLAYERS".

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During this Breakdown Webcast, Megan will discuss self producing your work and why it’s a good idea!

Meghan was a staff writer on HBO’s Emmy-Nominated comedy series, "SILICON VALLEY". Her work has also appeared on Cartoon Network’s "POWER PLAYERS".

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Testimonials

"Thanks Meghan - great advice & you were a lot of fun to listen to!" -Aimee L.

"Thank you for a terrific, insightful session!" -John M.

"Thank you for this session. Super informative !" -Kyvon E.

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