[ SECRET POST #6154 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6154 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Based off what I heard writer's rooms/the writing process is like now as compared to back in the older times, this is a byproduct of studios cutting corners.

Writers used to have big meeting rooms to plan out season long arc, episode to episode notes, were on set during filming, and there were a lot of collaborations between all levels and depts since they had more time and room to shoot the show.

These days writers have a tiny room or do Zoom calls where they have a few days/weeks to plan out the story and they do intense writing sessions, pass around scripts, and need to finish the scripts before shooting begins.

With the WGA strike, I'm interested to see what the writer's rooms/writing process are going to be like from now on.

[(Anonymous)]

+1 I'm very excited by the minimum room size. I'm hoping this will let writers go back to the wonderful collaboration we used to see between writers and actors. So many characterization shortcuts were stalled by actors basically going "S/He would NOT fucking say that!" and the writers would have time and flexibility to take that on.