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The fifty-second episode of Scriptnotes<\/a> was released this week. That’s right – a year’s supply.<\/p>\n

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At the end of it, John August<\/a> recommended some of his favourite podcasts.<\/div>\n
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I thought I’d give a brief rundown on three of the podcasts I listen to (to which I listen – if we want to be grammatically correct).<\/div>\n
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Scriptnotes<\/a><\/b><\/div>\n
Scriptnotes is a podcast about screenwriting and things that are interesting to screenwriters. It is moderated by John August and Craig Mazin, two professional, successful screenwriters.<\/div>\n
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It is released weekly, usually a Wednesday for me here in Australia.<\/div>\n
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It is entertaining, insightful, and provides a great perspective on the inner workings of the film industry.<\/div>\n
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On The Page<\/b><\/a><\/div>\n
On The Page is a podcast that answers all your questions on the business and craft of screenwriting. It is run by Pilar Alessandra<\/a>, a script consultant and screenwriting teacher.<\/div>\n
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Although it has been around for four years, I’ve only just discovered it. Most of the episodes are available for free, but there are a few that cost.<\/div>\n
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The On The Page podcast features a variety of guest podcasters, who provide in-depth discussion on many different areas of screenwriting, and filmmaking in general.<\/div>\n
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The Q&A with Jeff Goldsmith<\/b><\/a><\/div>\n
Every week, host Jeff Goldsmith provides interviews and behind the scenes peeks at films and the filmmaking process.<\/div>\n
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He often interviews key creatives behind classic and recent films.<\/div>\n
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There are also a variety of Q&A sessions hosted at other events, which Jeff provides on the site.<\/div>\n
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In Conclusion<\/b><\/div>\n
It is important not to let listening to informative podcasts get in the way of writing, but listening to them while driving, walking, or working out is a great use of time.<\/div>\n
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There is lots to be learnt by heeding the advice of experienced practitioners of the craft.<\/div>\n
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What are some of your favourite podcasts on filmmaking?<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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