Take On Hollywood and Make It as a Television Writer.From mediabistro.com; the media industryrsquo;s most well-respected source for jobs; professional development; and community; this inside-the-business guide gives you the knowledge and tools you need to infiltrate Hollywood and land a job as a TV writer. Thatrsquo;s rightmdash;Small Screen; Big Picture gives you a competitive edge over millions of other aspiring writers who share your talent; creativity; and determination . . . because after reading these pages; yoursquo;ll have the one thing they lack: an understanding of the business of television.This journey into Hollywoodrsquo;s inner workings not only details how networks; studios; and production companies work together; it teaches you how the process affects the creation and writing of TV series; how shows make money; andmdash;ultimatelymdash;how you can use this information to break into the industry. Yoursquo;ll learn:bull; What really goes on in the inner sanctum of the writersrsquo; roommdash;and how to be a part of itbull; How todayrsquo;s TV business model worksmdash;and how rapidly itrsquo;s changing bull; Who has the power to buy a show ideamdash;and how to pitch your ownbull; How new media formats are changing televisionmdash;and how to use them to your advantagebull; Which jobs will kick-start your TV writing careermdash;and how to get hired bull; And much more . . .Armed with this solid foundation of knowledge; yoursquo;ll be ready to plan your entry into the industry and begin your successful TV writing career.From the Trade Paperback edition.
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Great series of books!By So Cal MelI really love this series of books. I moved to San Diego a few years ago and wanted to learn a bit more of the history of areas I spend a lot of time in. A plus on this La Jolla version is that they also offer it on Kindle so I can take it along with me if I want to read about specific points while out on a walk or entertaining visitors. That is a huge plus and Id love to see other titles in the series also offered on Kindle for this purpose.1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. La Jolla; "the Jewel"By hutchI was born in La Jolla in 1941 and lived in the Pacific Beach and Crown Point area for 33 yrs. The pictures bought back memories of what I remember growing up over the years. I have notified both friends and family about the book and they are in the process of purchasing as well.........0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Former Resident Fascinated by La Jolla in the late 1800sBy Joan L. DeasonSome of the estates were still in place in the 40s and 50s and my father was stationed at Camp Kallen early in WWII. The hills around me were mostly bare of homes. It was fascinating to learn about the early residents and their contributions to the community. It is still a wonderful place to live and raise a family.
