Described by top Hollywood screenwriter J. F. Lawton ( "Pretty Woman" and "Under Siege" ) as "mandatory reading for anyone who wants a career in Hollywood, " this guide also provides interviews with people in the "biz" who offer their insights and personal advice on working in the industry. Some of the heavyweights featured include Jane Anderson ( "How to Make an American Quilt" ), Philip Lazebnik ( "Pocahontas" ), Lawrence Meyers ( "Picket Fences" ), and Gary Goldstein (producer of "Pretty Woman" ). Sample agreements with explanations of their true meaning; appendices, including lists of Writers Guild-approved agencies, internships and fellowships; a list of legal organizations; and a glossary of commonly used terms are also included."A great book...an indispensable resource for anyone who has ever considered writing for the entertainment industry."--Elizabeth Daley, USC School of Cinema/Television
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