The Breakdown of Emmy Winning SHOGUN with Kay Ross (Stage 32)
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Kay Ross is a producer, screenwriter, actor, and the Community Manager for Stage 32. Kay loves to help connect creatives to resources, upcoming opportunities, and other creative professionals through the Stage 32 platform. Full Bio »
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We’re back in the Writers’ Room for the Breakdown with Kay Ross. We breakdown produced screenplays focusing on a different aspect of writing every webcast. Join us as Kay breaks down the pilot of SHOGUN.
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We’re back in the Writers’ Room for the Breakdown with Kay Ross. We breakdown produced screenplays focusing on a different aspect of writing every webcast. Join us as Kay breaks down the pilot of SHOGUN.
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