Wiki Roulette | #17

Story Break

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4.9 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 9 August 2017

⏱️ 74 minutes

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Summary

The team selects random topics from the world's favorite wiki and combines them into a coming-of-age film!

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0:00.0	Welcome ladies and gentlemen to another episode of Story Brick, a screenwriting podcast, where some of Hollywood's
0:14.8	somewhat sought after screenwriters attempt to sing for their supper by breaking a story in
0:21.3	60 minutes, more or less,
0:23.2	more or less, by the way.
0:24.2	These are getting better and better.
0:25.2	I love it.
0:26.2	Very good.
0:27.2	Sing for their supper.
0:28.2	I'm a big fan of alliteration.
0:29.1	Do not want Matt Arnold to sing on this podcast.
0:31.2	I heard it before the writer's room, and I will not be hearing it again. I'm going to be converted before the writer's room and I will be hearing it again.
0:34.0	I am joined as always by Will Campos to my left.
0:37.0	Hello!
0:38.0	And Matt Arnold to my right.
0:39.0	I forgot that.
0:40.0	That's so stupid.
0:41.0	And our wonderful host Freddie Wong.
0:42.0	Sorry guys, I'm trying to do this. And our wonderful host, Freddie Wong.
0:45.0	Sorry guys, I'm trying to just do this pro.
0:49.0	So, we're going to give a weird one here. This is one of Will's ideas for the process here.
0:52.0	Could you explain to everybody what Wikipedia is?
0:54.4	Freddie, in answer to your question,
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