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An Expert Look Inside Television

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By Seth Freeman
| League of Filmmakers
Running The Show, Television From the Inside, by Jeff Melvoin will be appreciated by aspiring writers, experienced writers and many others interested in filmmaking, as a lively, fun and informative read. Additionally this well-written, entertaining account provides an indispensable travel guide to the bewildering, and at times inhospitable, country known as television.
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Invest in education, not war: Connecticut faculty push for Israel arms embargo

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By Seth Freeman
| People's World
4Cs SEIU 1973, a higher education union in Connecticut, just passed a resolution calling for an immediate arms embargo on Israel and divestment from entities complicit in the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza and occupation of Palestine. The resolution calls for the State of Connecticut to divest public pension funds from these same entities and to avoid future investments.
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Can Writers Be Taught to Discover Their Craft?

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By Seth Freeman
| League of Filmmakers
“In the comic, not military, sense of the term – he killed...” Can the skill of hunting for and recognizing a good story be taught? I have always  been skeptical that any part of writing can be subject to instruction. So it was with a certain ungracious wariness, later in my career, that I allowed myself to be drafted by my friend from Lou Grant, Allan Burns, into participating as a mentor in a weekend workshop on writing for former and current members of our armed forces.
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