Hey everyone is Lorian. Before we get into today's episode I wanted to tell you about something that Meg and I are really excited about.

It's called TSL workshops and we're going to be launching it soon and it's a TSL membership site where you can join

Megg and I during the twice a month Zoom workshops like the ones we do on a

Patreon their Q&As and Story Workshops but as a TSL Workshop, you'll also get access to these master class style workshops that we've put together from me and Meg and Jeff and with industry pros like Sheila Hanahan Taylor and Story Consultant Pat Verduchi and we'll be adding to these as we go.

So we'd actually love to hear from you about who you'd like for us to invite to do a master class.

And we'll also be posting resources and recommendations and maybe I'll have something called the chip corner.

Well, I'll update you with my latest chip obsession.

Currently, I'm deep into Kettle's California chips, but I've almost reached my max max so I might be moving on. So if you want to get more details, not about my chip obsession, but about the TSL workshops in our upcoming launch, you can sign up with your email address here at the

screenwriting life dot co slash workshops it's not dot com it's dot co

because we're that special so the screenwriting life dot co because we're that special.

So the Screenwriting Life.co slash workshops

or you can click the link in the description of the episode,

which Jeff will do magically.

And give us your email and we promise not to spam you because we know how annoying those are.

And so we're really excited and that's the cool thing we've been working on for about a year, I guess.

So stay tuned. We'll be launching it soon.

Hey everyone. Stay tuned. We'll be launching it soon.

Hey everyone, welcome back to the show. I'm Meg Lafour. And I'm L'Orian McKenna. And today is part two of our very exciting series, Common Traps We Fall Into As Writers, or, as we're calling

it, Ways to Kill a Great Script.

But before we do that, we're going to talk about our weeks or what we like to call

Adventures in Screenwriting.

Lorian, how is your week?

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