Writers Guild Strike - Non-Union Writer Available

Funny Thanksgiving Blog!

2007-11-21T18:49:00.001-08:00

http://www.barnesburning.com/barnes_burning/2007/11/get-these-turke.html

Might Quit Writing

2007-11-13T17:40:00.000-08:00

Okay, I've been out here about a week and a half and haven't had any firm offers to ply my unreal writing talents. Oh well. Plus I've read a lot of stuff about writers only making $5,000/year. Is that true? Wow, that sux. So I'm thinking about getting into something more lucrative like hedge fund management or venture capital crap. I'm willing to work for a public company as well. Anything with some nice stock goodies at low, low strike prices. I'm game, just ping me.

Actors Are The Worst

2007-11-13T17:38:00.000-08:00

Just a funny/obvious observation….I love how these famous actors make a show of walking the picket line with the writers for a few hours. But of course they aren’t doing anything other than getting press for being arm in arm with "the people.” I mean seriously, how can anyone not analyze the fact that the SAG could totally disable Hollywood if they actually stood up and refused to work and accept studios $? I’m not a WGA apologist by any means, but I just think it’s funny how freaking selfish and shallow actors are. Totally self-satisfied, it’s just like the stuff with the environment…do something “green” for a few hours at an award show and get to feel like a freaking visionary. Unbelivable.

Non-Union Superstar Ready to Cross WGA Picket Line

2007-11-05T12:11:00.000-08:00

Hi everyone,

Here's my latest post on Craigslist:

I've had a lot of response so far. As I've said, I'm a non-union writer with a recently minted creative writing degree from Seton Hall University. I am available immediately to walk through the WGA picket line like Lawrence Taylor going after the quarterback. Once I bust into that writing room (preferably a hit program like 30 Rock or CSI) it's magic time.

Contact me on my blog at www.writersguildstrikesolution.blogspot.com

Action!
Thom

This is what the Writers Strike is about?

2007-11-05T07:52:00.000-08:00

This kind of thing explains why I'm willing to cross the picket line:

http://losangeles.craigslist.org/sfv/tlg/466566778.html

What kind of brotherhood is this? This is the rarified organiation I'm supposed to be loyal to? It's just like the ironworkers fighting for living wages in the 1930s so they could fee their families. Long live the working class (unless I'm a WGA writer who need the afternoon off to wash my Porsche)!

To Clarify, Not a Scab

2007-11-02T22:54:00.000-07:00

Some people seem to be rather critical of my plan. Just to clarify, I think based on my body of work and talents, I eventually would have been in the WGA...but, as it so happens, an opportunity may come up for somebody like me to fill in on a prime time hit show. So I'm not ruling out the writers guild in the future...for now however, I just have to do my own thang. Hope that explains it.

Making Noise in H'Wood

2007-11-02T14:42:00.000-07:00

Hey everyone, really appreciate the emails and words of support.

Thought I'd let you know that I got a nice dose of publicity from the LA Times this afternoon:

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/showtracker/2007/11/but-will-he-hav.html

Getting some calls from independent producers with nothing of substance. I hate to be strict about stuff like this, but I really am only looking for offers from top producers, agents and studios with connections to major green light financing. Thanks again!

I'll be sure to keep the updates coming!

Non-Union Writer Available For Hollywood Hits

2007-11-02T07:39:00.000-07:00

Just updating my post from yesterday...as I said, I am a non-union screenwriting savant who is moving to LA to fill in for the greedy writers going on strike. I have a ton of talent and am willing to cross the picket line to help out on a show like Heros or Prison Break. I graduated in May from Seton Hall with a 3.1 GPA majoring in Creative Writing (screenplays, plays, free journaling) and have almost 4 years of dialogue writing experience. I'll be on the road today, but if any studio execs/producers/agents are interested in my services please respond to this post, check out the blog I've set up to sort through offers/proposals(http://www.writersguildstrikesolution.blogspot.com/) or call me at 818-441-5989. Thanks! Also, does anyone have recs on where to live when I get there? I know the East part is all gangs etc. (Boys In The Hood)

Non-Union Writer Available During WGA Strike

2007-11-01T16:26:00.000-07:00

To Interested Parties (studio execs/agents/producers):

I’ve made a big decision. I am driving out to Los Angeles with the full intention of breaking the Writers Guild picket line. It’s clear the writers on strike are greedy and full of themselves. Studios pay them millions of dollars and look how grateful they are. I am available immediately for work as an entry level writer or producer or assistant director while the writer’s are striking.

I graduated in May from Seton Hall with a 3.1 GPA majoring in Creative Writing (screenplays, plays, free journaling) and have almost 4 years of dialogue writing experience. My one-act play “Putting With Papa” detailing a young boy’s final round of mini golf with his grandpa was a finalist at our university Autumn Theater Def Blowout.

If you’d like to contact me and do business, please respond to this post, check out the blog I've set up to sort through offers/proposals(http://www.writersguildstrikesolution.blogspot.com/) or call me at 818-441-5989.

Thanks everyone. It’s showtime!

P.S. If you are not looking for a dynamic writer at this time, I also have an amazing production-ready comedy script, HOME SCHOOL, available for purchase.