'Scriptnotes NOTES' Ep 3 - 'Double Standards Are the Worst'

There’s a huge difference in the way certain behaviors are perceived depending on the gender of the character doing the thing.

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Welcome to Scriptnotes NOTES: the first in a series of Pomonok NOTES podcasts where host Teresa Jusino will delve into the craft and career of screenwriting through the lens of a queer, neurodivergent, Jewish Latina grappling with what she's learned from two of her industry role models -- John August and Craig Mazin of the Scriptnotes podcast.

Episode 3 is called Double Standards Are the Worst, and it starts with a conversation in Episode #275 of Scriptnotes where John and Craig talk about a piece in The Atlantic on how rom-coms “undermine women.” We’ll talk about how there’s a huge difference in the way certain behaviors are perceived depending on the gender of the character doing the thing as well as a difference in how certain behaviors are handled depending on the gender of the show or film’s creators. 

LISTEN TO SCRIPTNOTES NOTES: EP 3 – 'DOUBLE STANDARDS ARE THE WORST' HERE!


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