Most screenwriters would cite a moment in their careers that proved critical. It might be the day they signed with an influential literary manager, or the moment a key producer spotted something in their spec screenplay that piqued his or her interest. Of course, it might be more spectacular than that, and a writer might break through with a sale, or a major commission. However they bust into the business, though, and through whatever peaks and troughs that followed, that breakthrough moment is
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