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I was at my SCTC (Speakers, Coaches, Trainers and Consultants) support group today where I committed to having my next project, “The Script Breakdown and Film Scheduling Manual” done by March, 2009.
Gulp!
I have been teaching my “Designing the Film Schedule” workshop for over 15 years and this manual is the next logical step for me. I guess when you put it in writing it better become a reality!
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That is one bold step, Peter. I’m looking forward to see the finished product.
Orlanda,
Thanks for the support. Maybe you could contact me every couple of weeks and ask me how I’m doing on the project
Peter
Peter, what is the SCTC support group? I cannot find it with Google. Thx… rjb
Robert,
SCTC (Speakers, Coaches, Trainers and Consultants) is a private group of about 15 of us in Vancouver. We meet every two weeks to help each other in our businesses.
It sounds like a super idea!