comfort of our own homes is we are safe at home with Corona.

So we're still bringing you shows remotely

because of everything that's going on.

So, you know, we did get some questions and comments

on the podcast and realize that some of you,

because of quarantine, are starting to consider

or go ahead and partner with other writers and you're

zooming together and writing some things so we thought today we would talk about what it's like to have

a writing partner.

Because it can be a really great productive generative experience and it can also be a not so great generative productive experience.

So we want to talk about that.

Yeah, so before we do our topic, which is working with a writing partner, we are going to do what we always do, which is start out with adventures in screenwriting or in other words, how is your your week always an interesting topic during a pandemic

hilarious.

Everything is our new normal.

For me this week, I just had something happen last night,

which is I heard, I've been waiting for a deal to go through for me to begin writing so my my deal is finished they had a cup there is an actor attached and he was getting his deal finished and I just heard last night that this particular studio is starting to

force majeure some of its writers who are on projects already. So what does that

mean? So force majeure means act of God we're pausing all the deals if you are owed money we're going to pause and

later after the force measure is over listen don't write it and tell me that I don't know what

force measure is because maybe I don, but that's my understanding of it.

And again, this is just something I've heard on another project at this studio.

It just makes my ears prick up like, oh, so this project at this studio, it just makes my ears prick up like, oh, so this project they might not move forward with it right now, right?

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