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- Personal Bio:
- I am an attorney, literary manager, film producer and author. I provide Personal Development Programs, Entrepreneur/Business Coaching, Screenwriter/Filmmaker Coaching and Corporate Training.
- Do you have any published books:
- TACTICAL TOOLBELT FOR SCREENWRITERS - 7 Success Strategies to Market & Grow Your Passion as a Screenwriter
- Why did you join this group?
- I was invited and because I'm a writer
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- amazon.com
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- http://garywgoldstein.com
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Gary's powerful mentoring process teaches career !
WITH HIS UNIQUE ARSENAL OF STRATEGIES - A POWERFUL TOOLKIT - GARY HAS CONSISTENTLY PRODUCED CONCRETE RESULTS. GETTING WRITERS 'DISCOVERED', REPRESENTED, GETTING THEIR SCRIPTS OPTIONED AND PURCHASED. AND THEIR SCREENPLAYS PRODUCED!
For more details, visit: Screenwriting Programs
* Hollywood Confidential -- Monthly Mastermind
click here
* Free 60 Minute Interview with Hollywood Producer Gary Goldstein
click here
* Free 60 Minute Teleseminar
click here
* Scaling the Great Wall of Hollywood Teleseminar
click here
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Entrepreneur/Business Coaching
Are you seeking creative strategies to successfully map a systematic, strategic blueprint to quickly, effectively and exponentially grow your business ?If you want to quantum leap your results, increase your brand effectiveness and revenues..
If you suffer confusion about how to elevate your game, stop struggling and working harder for the same results.
If you desire customized consulting to close the gap between where you currently are and where you ideally want to be 12-24 months from now.
For more details, visit: Business Coaching Services
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Screenwriter/Filmmaker Coaching
FOR MORE THAN 25 YEARS, GARY HAS REPRESENTED AND/OR COLLABORATED WITH SCREENWRITERS - AS BOTH LITERARY MANAGER AND FILM PRODUCER - LAUNCHING AND ACCELERATING CAREERS FOR SCREENWRITERS AND WRITER-DIRECTORS. MANY OF THEM FIRST-TIMERS.Gary's powerful mentoring process teaches career !
WITH HIS UNIQUE ARSENAL OF STRATEGIES - A POWERFUL TOOLKIT - GARY HAS CONSISTENTLY PRODUCED CONCRETE RESULTS. GETTING WRITERS 'DISCOVERED', REPRESENTED, GETTING THEIR SCRIPTS OPTIONED AND PURCHASED. AND THEIR SCREENPLAYS PRODUCED!
For more details, visit: Screenwriting Programs
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10 Basic Rules of Screenwriting
1. Feature film script should be between 95 and 120 pages in length.
Never longer. A script over 120 pages needs editing.
Never shorter. A script shorter than 90 pages is too short.
The perfect length is 100 pages for comedies, 110 for dramas.
Cheat your margins if you have to, but better yet write and cut to the correct length.
2. Do NOT use camera directions. Ever.
(Note: Historically, writers used to employ camera directions, but the… Continue
Never longer. A script over 120 pages needs editing.
Never shorter. A script shorter than 90 pages is too short.
The perfect length is 100 pages for comedies, 110 for dramas.
Cheat your margins if you have to, but better yet write and cut to the correct length.
2. Do NOT use camera directions. Ever.
(Note: Historically, writers used to employ camera directions, but the… Continue
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