The Job You Want, Not The Job You Have
If I opened a bottle of champagne every time I finished writing a script I’d be an alcoholic.
Just faded out the latest. I’ve been calling it my blockbuster. In that, all I really mean is that it’s a “big” movie. Far too big – too expensive – to be considered realistically achievable on any indie level. Or Canadian level – that’s not a measure of quality, just a fact, settle down.
It’s not something I’m used to writing. And that may just be a good thing. They say you’ve got to dress for the job you want, not the job you have. This doesn’t apply to writers because we have neither fashion sense, nor money for clothes. So I say write for the job you want, not the job you have.
How do I look?
