Way back in 2003, screenwriter Cami Delavigne told us about the mission to drum up attention and cash for a little-known screenplay she'd co-written. A mere seven-and-a-half years later, "Blue Valentine" has opened to rave reviews. Cami is back to talk about the very long road to Blue Valentine.
You Always Hurt The One You Love
Artist: by Ryan Gosling
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Comments [2]
Screenwriters have a very hard time in their line of work. To take time to sit down, brian storm, and come up with corky punch lines and great sense its a lengthy process. Not to mention having to rewrite over and over agin after sending it to pilots. But determination is whats successful in this line of work. i have a new found respect for these people and this craft.
I write and I write. I send stuff out, I collect rejections. I want to make something beautiful. You give me hope.
Thanks- T.
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