I got my second request from a producer in a row. I know nothing can happen until after the strike, that's ok, but it feels really good to be writing today.
Screenwriting : The wait by Bill Albert
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Cool. Congrats!
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Fingers‘ crossed for your project, Bill!
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Bill Albert That's awesome Bill! Congratulations!!
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Congratulations on your second request, Bill Albert!
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Bill, way to go! Wishing you more of the VERY BEST!
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Great to hear, Bill Albert! Congrats!
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I know the thrill
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FANTASTIC, Bill Albert! CONGRATULATIONS!
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Congrats Bill! A win is a win! Keep that positive momentum!
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Congratulations! I patiently await the results.
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Big time, Bill. And a testament to the fact that writers should be putting their foot on the gas right now, not easing off the pedal.
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Is it not possible to move ahead with an independant film production company and just bypass the whole strike mess until it blows over?
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Non-WGA writers can work with non-WGA signatory companies (and pitch to non-WGA signatory companies) during the strike, Terry.
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Bill Albert. Congrats. I agree with Maurice that non-WGA writers can still work with non-signatory companies. I support the WGA strikers but you are just selling your property so it's not like you are crossing any picket lines. Good luck!!!!
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Bill, congratulations! That’s terrific!