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July 21st, 2012 on 7:44 am
Thank you, Jennifer! And Dan. Fantastic advice & insight. I wasn’t born funny either. Thankfully, my dumb-lucky life taught everything I know about, Comedy. Still hoping to learn to be charming : ) Can’t wait to explore/absorb Dan’s guide to constructing the comedic event!
July 31st, 2012 on 5:49 pm
Thanks for the great podcast, and for the interview with Dan O’Shannon!
I’m a writer/producer/director in Pittsburgh, PA (currently writing comedy webisodes) and was working on a short film script script back in the late 1990s when I met Dan at a taping of his then-Lifetime series “Maggie” at Paramount. Had a brief chat with him, and finished my script shortly after that experience. The short film was made not long afterward.
I’ve been a fan of Dan’s work (and your podcast) for quite some time. I still have the Lifetime logo watch Dan was wearing when the taping ran long. He threw it into the audience and I caught it. He didn’t want it back so I kept it.
Your podcast is very helpful in providing great information. Please keep it going!
August 2nd, 2012 on 1:27 pm
Hi Jen!
We met many moons ago at your Friday Night Drinks in Century City. I am looking on your site for the August 27th web seminar you announced at the end of the fabulous Dan O’Shannon podcast but can’t find it to sign up – can you tell me how to sign up?
Thanks!
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November 14th, 2014 on 10:52 am
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Thank you for your comment!
Light,
Jen