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Emerging: How to Eventually Make it in Film & TV
Three White Guys
40 episodes
9 hours ago

Emerging UK-based screenwriters Tray Epps, Martin F. Wong and Ben Robins chat, debate, moan and celebrate the emotional and financial rollercoaster that is trying to build a career as a working writer in the film and television industry. Alongside a revolving door of (much more successful) guests, they discuss everything from how to approach agents, to which writing competitions are worth applying to and everything inbetween, in a funny, down-to-earth and practical way.


Join us on this journey - you are not alone!


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Emerging UK-based screenwriters Tray Epps, Martin F. Wong and Ben Robins chat, debate, moan and celebrate the emotional and financial rollercoaster that is trying to build a career as a working writer in the film and television industry. Alongside a revolving door of (much more successful) guests, they discuss everything from how to approach agents, to which writing competitions are worth applying to and everything inbetween, in a funny, down-to-earth and practical way.


Join us on this journey - you are not alone!


Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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TV & Film
Personal Journals,
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How To
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Research: How much should we do before writing? (and when are we just procrastinating?)
Emerging: How to Eventually Make it in Film & TV
46 minutes 53 seconds
3 months ago
Research: How much should we do before writing? (and when are we just procrastinating?)

Research is both the ultimate procrastination tool, and the holy grail for making your characters and your worlds feel lived in and three-dimensional. So how much is enough? And what does meaningful research even look like anyway? Are we writing endless bulletpoints, watching stacks of movies, making stupid collages, or just cramming it into our brains in the hope that it'll all just sort of work itself into the script in the end?


It's safe to say we all have our different methods, so please do let us know what works for you (you never know, it might be the missing piece of the puzzle for someone else!), and if you are finding yourself getting lost down endless research rabbitholes - we've got you covered with some top tips on how to avoid it too.


📬 Get In Touch:

Email us: TheEmergingPodcast@gmail.com

Follow us on Instagram: @theemergingpod

Ben is @bmlrobins

Martin is @bananabredfilm

Tray is @ByTrayepps


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If you enjoyed the episode, please rate and review! And share it with a fellow emerging writer who needs a boost (or a laugh).


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Emerging: How to Eventually Make it in Film & TV

Emerging UK-based screenwriters Tray Epps, Martin F. Wong and Ben Robins chat, debate, moan and celebrate the emotional and financial rollercoaster that is trying to build a career as a working writer in the film and television industry. Alongside a revolving door of (much more successful) guests, they discuss everything from how to approach agents, to which writing competitions are worth applying to and everything inbetween, in a funny, down-to-earth and practical way.


Join us on this journey - you are not alone!


Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.