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Rejection, Faith and Persistence, Or How to Survive the Hollywood No.
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Hollywood, Schmollywood
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Being a screenwriter is like being a fish; sometimes you make it upstream to spawn and sometimes you wind up in the bouillabaisse.
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How My Short Film Made it to the Cannes Film Festival
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