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Script Notes by Michael Tabb

SCRIPT NOTES: Genre Gone Wrong

One WGA writer’s take on how the standard practice and application of genre can be used in ways that may adversely affect a screenplay.

Michael TabbPublished Apr 29, 2016 4:09 PM PDT

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