<p>This week on #beatsheetpod, I talk with writer/producer/director Gabrielle Collins (Throwback Holiday, Love In An INSTAnt, MadTV) shooting independent content, how reading novels and scripts help your screenplay, the importance of listening to feedback, what it means to "option" your work, and how you can take your script from good to great.</p>

This week on #beatsheetpod, I talk with writer/producer/director Gabrielle Collins (Throwback Holiday, Love In An INSTAnt, MadTV) shooting independent content, how reading novels and scripts help your screenplay, the importance of listening to feedback, what it means to "option" your work, and how you can take your script from good to great.

Take Your Note With Grace: This Is How Gabrielle Collins Takes Her Script From Good To Great

The Beat Sheet is a weekly podcast that exclusively interviews Black women screenwriters about the journeys in Hollywood, lessons they've learned throughout their careers, and tips to make your scripts stand out from the crowd. 

Listen in with tv + film fanatic Aquillia Mikel as she takes notes and improves her craft with some of the best in the industry. If you share your notes with her, then you can call her Q. Seriously. She's currently working hard in film school and getting her MFA in Writing + Producing for TV. 

Every season, emerging and established Black women screenwriters have shared their unique career stories including Amy Aniobi (Insecure, 2 Dope Queens), Felicia Pride (Queen Sugar, Tender), Racquel Baker (Boomerang, Good Trouble), Tash Gray (P-Valley, Snowfall), and more. 

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The Beat Sheet is a weekly podcast that exclusively interviews Black women screenwriters about the journeys in Hollywood, lessons they've learned throughout their careers, and tips to make your scripts stand out from the crowd. Listen in with tv + film fanatic Aquillia Mikel as she takes notes and improves her craft with some of the best in the industry. If you share your notes with her, then you can call her Q. Seriously. She's currently working hard in film school and getting her MFA in Writing + Producing for TV. Every season, emerging and established Black women screenwriters have shared their unique career stories including Amy Aniobi (Insecure, 2 Dope Queens), Felicia Pride (Queen Sugar, Tender), Racquel Baker (Boomerang, Good Trouble), Tash Gray (P-Valley, Snowfall), and more. If you have questions or would like to discuss podcast sponsorship, email hi@thebeatsheet.co. The official hashtag for this podcast is #beatsheetpod. Find us on social media! Facebook: The Beat Sheet Twitter: @beatsheetpod Instagram: @beatsheetpod

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Take Your Note With Grace: This Is How Gabrielle Collins Takes Her Script From Good To Great