Amazon recently launched 14 TV-style pilots (including Zombieland), and they’re asking users to provide feedback that will theoretically help them decide which shows to keep and what to do with them. Is it a smart move to democratize the development process or will shows end up cowering in fear below a ravenous mob of faceless. aggregated opinions?
Veteran actor Donal Logue weighs in on bringing pilots to the people, shares some Copper-style 19th century Irish American history and drops a piece of advice that should make you change your mindset about finding success. Plus, Geoff wants to warn aspiring writers about the wrong way to present your work.
Then, screenwriter Justin Marks and The Bitter Script Reader join us to dig way too deep into what Amazon is trying to do.
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On This Week’s Show:
- Celebrities in Need [0:00 - 1:30]
- Maybe Not the Best Way to Sell Your Script [1:30 - 14:00]
- Mono-Logue [14:00 -35:30]
- Amazon’s Gamble [35:30 - 60:00]
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