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Monthly Archives: August 2015
Part 7
I decided to work on another screenplay. I enrolled in a screenwriting course at George Brown College. That didn’t work so well. Instead of inspiring me to write, it stopped me from writing all together. Perhaps the professor had read … Continue reading
Part 6
The read-through went well. There were enough readers that I could sit with my notepad and listen, and spot many of the flaws for myself. It also allowed me to watch for reactions to see if people had the right … Continue reading
Part 5
I rented a room in downtown, Toronto, near Maple Leaf Gardens. The rent was reasonable since it was in the house of friends, Dorothy and Tony Hammond, both of whom I’d met in The County. The farmhouse in Lavender was based on the Hammond family … Continue reading
Part 4
I moved back in to the family farm, which has been in the family for three generations. It was good to be home and see Mom and Dad. It’s been said that the two most important things a parent can … Continue reading