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Nothing beats the lessons of production

11 Friday Mar 2011

Written by Charles Harris in Industry, Training

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You can’t beat what you learn when your script actually goes in front of the camera.

Check out Tom Williams’ blog article on the filming of his script Chalet Girl – http://tomwilliamsscreenwriter.blogspot.com/2011/01/lessons-from-production.html

Great article.

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