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Video Interview with Paul Gross (3)

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In part three of this National Screen Institute interview series, Paul Gross discusses the scriptwriting process and its challenges, such as writing with the films budget in mind, dealing with notes on the script, trusting your instincts and the importance of pacing. Recorded in spring 2008.

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