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Five Films That Changed the Game

March 13, 2013 by Steve Jaeger 1 Comment

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The Seventies were a decade of smashing taboos in filmmaking: in dialogue, depictions of history, and the image of the leading man.

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Writing Outside the (Idiot) Box

August 31, 2012 by Greg White 8 Comments

Dream of churning out laughs for the Hollywood machine? Do it from home, counsels Greg White, who finds freedom writing for anything but TV.

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