Needless to say, I'm in one of those jobs that is going to be negatively-affected, bigtime, with any sort of long work stoppage.
Obviously I'm torn, because someday I hope to be a WGA writer, and take advantage of gains in residuals for new media, etc, etc.
But this just seems like it is going to be a train wreck for everyone. It's easy to see this being half a year of hell in which everyone on both sides loses lots of money, before finally coming to an agreement that they could have made yesterday.
Hopefully it all gets resolved soon. But somehow I doubt it.
Meanwhile, I'm revving up my $60 notes offer. It's a bargain, and I've gotten very good at it.
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My streak of days doing something personally screenwriting-related for at least an hour finally ended Sunday, at 76 straight days.
It was sort of an accident. I did some paying work in the morning, took off for the afternoon with the wife and saw a couple of movies, went out to dinner, and intended to write when I got home.
But then I found a rush notes job that I needed to do, and I did that instead.
Still, it might be good to back off for a little while, and see if I can stay disciplined without it.
Though eventually, I'm going to try to break 100.
Thursday, 1 November 2007
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