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76 - How screenwriters find their voice (Encore)
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John and Craig welcome Aline Brosh McKenna to look at what writers mean by a “voice,” and how it develops.
Some screenwriters’ voice develops long before their craft, leading people to label them as “promising” even though the scripts themselves are a mess. Other writers get all the technical stuff right from the start, but have a hard time finding something distinctive about how they write.
From there, we segue into one of the most contentious Three Page Challenges we’ve ever done, with wildly split opinions.
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- This episode was originally produced by Stuart Friedel. Scriptnotes is produced by Drew Marquardt and is edited by Matthew Chilelli.
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