Saturday, January 16, 2010

Hollywood credits disputes

In the LA Times, Steven Zeitchik explains the significance of credit disputes for writers.
The issue cuts to the heart of contemporary Hollywood, where screenwriters are abundant but successes are rare, leaving a lot of people to scramble for a little bit of glory.

To those removed from the rituals of Hollywood, the fierce debate over credit can seem like arguing over who rides shotgun on a weekend road trip — arbitrary and, in the end, not very consequential. But for writers, credit can mean the difference between getting and not getting future gigs, higher paychecks and the acclaim and envy of peers.
Link via Danny Stack on Twitter.

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