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	<title>Comments on: Script Coverage Contest &#8211; Winners</title>
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		<title>By: Heidi</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Dear Joe: Thank you for posting all the entries to this contest. It&#039;s instrumental for writers like myself who haven&#039;t done actual script coverage, which seems like a pretty useful skill. It&#039;s pretty similar, as far as content, to academic writing workshops (when they&#039;re good), which is something I have a ton of experience with (though workshopping is mostly obsolete once you leave academia). It&#039;s cool to see how artistic critique can be used in the real world! As I finish my MFA, I&#039;ve been looking for jobs within academia, even though I&#039;m *really* bored with most of it and won&#039;t have the seniority to get fun professorships in creative disciplines for many years (except the odd semester here and there when the administration throws me a bone and gives me a section of Intro to Poetry or something). This posting, and in fact this whole blog, is opening my eyes to the fact that jobs in the arts, where creative people can do what they were trained to do, actually DO exist! They&#039;re not unicorns!]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Dear Joe: Thank you for posting all the entries to this contest. It&#8217;s instrumental for writers like myself who haven&#8217;t done actual script coverage, which seems like a pretty useful skill. It&#8217;s pretty similar, as far as content, to academic writing workshops (when they&#8217;re good), which is something I have a ton of experience with (though workshopping is mostly obsolete once you leave academia). It&#8217;s cool to see how artistic critique can be used in the real world! As I finish my MFA, I&#8217;ve been looking for jobs within academia, even though I&#8217;m *really* bored with most of it and won&#8217;t have the seniority to get fun professorships in creative disciplines for many years (except the odd semester here and there when the administration throws me a bone and gives me a section of Intro to Poetry or something). This posting, and in fact this whole blog, is opening my eyes to the fact that jobs in the arts, where creative people can do what they were trained to do, actually DO exist! They&#8217;re not unicorns!</p>
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