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The Screenwriting Life with Meg LeFauve and Lorien McKenna

257 | Getting Repped in a Post-Strike Industry - Part 2 (ft. Daniela Gonzalez & Garrett Greer)

The Screenwriting Life with Meg LeFauve and Lorien McKenna

Meg LeFauve & Lorien McKenna

Tv & Film

4.81K Ratings

🗓️ 24 July 2025

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Join TSL Workshops: ⁠https://tslworkshops.circle.so⁠ In part two of this incredible conversation, literary managers Daniela Gonzalez (Good Fear Content) and Garrett Greer (Haven Entertainment) join us to unpack what “breaking in” looks like today. How do writers getting their second staffing job, what are some red flags we should avoid when repped, and what the heck is actually happening in the industry? Buckle up. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0

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0:32.1

excited to bring you part two of this incredible conversation with literary managers, Daniela Gonzalez,

0:36.4

and Garrett Greer.

0:41.4

If you haven't listened to Part 1 of our conversation, we do refer back to that a bit in this talk,

0:43.4

so it might be worth going back and checking that out.

0:47.3

I also want to say thanks to our show's other incredible producer Jonathan Hurwitz and our amazing interns, Lauren Loseberg and Alex Vargas, for asking great questions on today's show.

0:53.2

This is a great conversation. We get into

0:54.8

some specifics and even talk a bit about the state of the industry right now, which I know all

0:58.9

of us have questions about. So it's very cathartic and very insightful. And of course, thanks to

1:03.5

Danielle and Garrett for joining. And also thanks for our listeners. We hope you enjoy the talk.

1:08.9

Being a writer, whether you're a long-time professional

1:12.2

writer, you know, or, you know, in dealing with everything right now and like the finances,

1:19.7

responsibilities. And then I have a thousand ideas, right? Like, oh, I'm going to go work on this

1:26.1

book series, right? Because it made, because I, I couldn't figure out how to solve a different story problems. I, oh, I'm going to go work on this book series, right? Because it made, because I couldn't figure out how to solve a different story problem. So I'm like, I'm going to go solve a different story problem. So it got me inspired then to come back and solve that other story problem. Like it did have function or it was a way not to do my work. Right. And so trying to figure that out. Then I feel bad about myself. Then I spin out. Right. So then it becomes like I'm working on too many things and I don't have focus. And my manager is amazing. And she's like, okay, Lorian, let's talk about what you're doing. Right. She gives me the rundown and the deadlines. But I feel the pressure of the reality of being a professional writer right now is so hard. Even when you have people

2:02.7

in your corner, even when you have, you're listening to podcasts and you're getting great advice,

2:07.6

actually applying that to your life is such a challenge. So what advice do you have for people

2:12.6

who are reped or aren't? And I'm not asking for myself at all. Don't even worry about it. I'm asking

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