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I just wanted to thank you for writing an engaging long form article that doesn't meander telling parallel stories jumbled together. I could draw a straight tim
by phreack 6y ago
I just wanted to thank you for writing an engaging long form article that doesn't meander telling parallel stories jumbled together. I could draw a straight timeline from the first paragraph to the last and that's oddly something I don't see too often in this format anymore!
- eganist 6y agoPerhaps some unexpected context: at least some authors of long-form pieces write with the objective of selling the rights to their works in mind. The more it feels like a screenplay, the more likely it is to attract a buyer who feels it has potential as one. I don't have numbers from you, just that bit of context and some supporting quotes off the record. Qualification: I tech-consult producers and writers on screenplays.
- 0x1F8B 6y agoYou probably know this but others might not: there are literally agencies that develop ideas through a tight lifecycle of inception, moderate form to long form market testing in publications like Wired and investment and film/podcast/TV development sourcing based on feedback from those market tests and brand sponsorship and alignment for the launch of the final product. Here is one agency in particular: https://www.epicdigital.com/ https://www.epicdigital.com/
- mapgrep 6y agoIt should be good, he's the editor in chief :-)