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tgreg99

Santa Monica USA

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A writer in both TV and Film. Have worked on several television shows and originally started out at a popular production company where I learned the ways of the industry from a non-writing perspective. While receiving my masters in screenwriting, I taught several introduction to screenwriting classes as well as workshops at the undergraduate level.

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- Nathan Braund
- 2012-06-26 14:38:51
- Hi, hope all’s well. Just to let you know my novel, ‘The Broken Boots Guide to Astlavonia’ has just been published. It’s a black comedy about a debt-ridden divorcee who is sent to Astlavonia, a former soviet state, to write its first ever guidebook but discovers all disputes are settled with a knife. If you’d like to read the first chapter and find out more, please visit www.nathanbraund.com. Please help an unknown writer by telling your friends. Thanks very much. Nathan astlavonia@yahoo.com
- michaelvank
- 2012-03-04 00:07:12
- My entry for the Sci-Fi Short Story Competition is now complete. Wish me luck. It is available here: http://www.circalit.com/michaelvank/projects/project_1330810783/ Please take the time to write me a review, as this forms part of the competition criteria, thanks.
- jarlabrelk
- 2012-02-27 20:12:35
- Check out the forums, it's where the groups moved to (including yours)
- michaelvank
- 2012-01-08 19:01:23
- Hi, and thanks for the add. Will read your work soon.
- robwebster
- 2011-11-22 02:19:57
- No problem - thanks so much for yours! And the script, at that; like I said, an absolute joy to read. Yes, my friend was just as convinced it was true. Always the way, isn't it? I think that's a good thing though. If it's lasted six years that's surely got to be a sign of a story worth telling, and your script just draped a little "BUSTER" nametag around the poor sod's neck. It's a lot funnier now that I know him. Something quite pleasant about the idea that in death, Buster's kind of travelled the world. I think Mrs. Forbes would have liked that. Well, maybe not the bit where people laugh at her little pooky-doodle.