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Nate Golon

8 months

The wildest thing about writing is being on set looking around at all the cast and crew that exist in that space at that moment and they’re there because you had an idea at some point that you wrote down

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Nate Golon

@NateGolon

2 years

Things get crazy out there in LA when it rains. I-5 and the 14 during the previous rainstorm #LARain

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7 months

Rest in Peace actor M. Emmet Walsh. I met him a few years ago and he gave me this baseball card sized pic with stills from his greatest roles and a printed out resume

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2 years

I created a 6 minute short film years ago. I knew it was good. Instead of festivals, I spent 2 months researching film sites, big & small, & asked if I could send the film when it premiered online. 75 write-ups later, Netflix saw a review & licensed the film for 4 years

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1 year

@Todd_Spence @RWWFilm This is one of the best things I’ve ever seen on Twitter. Great find

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@NateGolon

2 years

@chelseabwrites When I was first starting out as a writer, I met Henry Winkler at a Starbucks. I asked him if he wanted to do a guest spot in the show I was writing. He asked if I had a card. I gave him my cheapo VistaPrint card with my headshot on it. He called me a few days later. Class act

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Nate Golon

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2 years

Years ago, my first comedy series WORKSHOP got picked up by Hulu. The next morning I got a phone call. It was a TV agent at one of the big agencies. He asked me what else I had. Nothing. That was it. The agent said congrats on the deal & hung up. Be prepared when success comes

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Nate Golon

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7 months

I got a Hulu deal for my series thanks to a guy sitting next to me on a panel. I got a Netflix deal for my film thanks to a photographer. I’m getting lots of meetings for my Japanese memoir thanks to a well known actor I met at a premiere. You never know how it’s going to happen

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Nate Golon

@NateGolon

4 months

I love living in LA because of the palpable creative energy. People are working hard to accomplish their dreams and you feel it everywhere. People writing in coffee shops, people rehearsing scenes in class, people meeting, collaborating, filming - it pushes you to achieve more

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Nate Golon

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4 years

My car dealership has this crazy Polaris Slingshot that has been modified with a Star Trek Discovery ship #StarTrekDiscovery

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@NateGolon

11 months

The first few years in LA, I made hundreds (maybe thousands?) of actor & actress friends from acting classes, casting director workshops, side jobs, wherever. 4 “made it.” There were 3 actors who I considered the most naturally gifted. All 3 gave up. It’s a marathon not a sprint

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Nate Golon

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4 months

One of my core memories my first year living in LA was a co-worker at my restaurant job finding out he booked a series regular on a new series. He quit on the spot and the entire staff doused him with cans of whipped cream while he raised his arms in triumph like Andy Dufresne

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Nate Golon

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2 years

Met with a producer’s assistant yesterday and she was telling me the way they decide on what scripts to pursue is to run them through an AI program that reads the script and projects how much money it will make in each country. And no comedies. Too volatile

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Nate Golon

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2 years

Last night I had a phone conversation with a director who just directed a 16 million dollar feature packaged by CAA. She’s up for a studio film but also likes a feature film of mine that she read in December. Her moving forward with my film would probably be a game changer for me

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Nate Golon

@NateGolon

4 months

The craziest thing about the entertainment industry is the feeling of being right on the verge of something amazing happening, then a million miles away from it, then being on the verge again. Not for the faint of heart. And so satisfying when the yes happens

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Nate Golon

@NateGolon

3 months

@TelvinGriffin This election has been a real eye opener to me how the elites completely control the narrative of what the media says. The last few weeks have been like living in the upside down, with nothing but hit pieces against Biden and a weird over inflation of Trump. Stay focused

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@NateGolon

2 years

@MattBaume When Robin Williams died, I cried. He’s the only celebrity that I felt an emotional loss to. He was my childhood. He was brilliant. He was kind. He was like a real life Peter Pan in some ways, with that certain spark. Bangarang

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@NateGolon

11 months

Putting your creative work out there for the world to see is scary, but even scarier is growing old and dying without having been brave enough to put it out there at all

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9 months

Thing I’ve seen time & time again since moving to LA is people give up pursuing an artistic career because they realize they don’t love it as much as they thought they would. They love the IDEA of it. But they’re not truly passionate about doing the work. The work is everything

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Nate Golon

@NateGolon

8 months

When we were shooting my Hulu series WORKSHOP, one of the leads had a 93 yr old dad. She lived & took of him, & some days he needed to come with her to set. So we had him as background in many scenes. A classroom of college students, & tucked in the back was her 93 year old dad

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Nate Golon

@NateGolon

2 months

Pretty much every person I’ve known who has succeeded since I’ve moved to LA is a dual threat. An actor/singer, or actor/writer, or writer/director, or writer/producer, etc. It’s competitive enough as it is out here, the odds are bound to increase the more roles you can excel in

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Nate Golon

@NateGolon

8 months

I cast an actor who was a series regular on a long-running popular show. He said all those years, he only once offered a creative suggestion to a scene, & was immediately shot down. So he now loved indie projects because he was given creative flexibility & money didn’t matter

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Nate Golon

@NateGolon

11 months

Actresses in my Hulu series had scene at a car show. Fancy dresses. Car showroom booked. 3 co-stars. Day before, showroom cancelled. Now what? Shot scene in a parking garage “right before” car show. Worked great. Learned sometimes you can shoot the “moment before” a $$$ location

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@NateGolon

11 months

Great part living in LA is that entertainment folks are everywhere. We were shooting a scene for season 2 of my Hulu series, & actor Josh Meyers was getting his moped fixed in a shop next door. I asked if he wanted to do a cameo. His scene (took an hour) turned out hilarious

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@NateGolon

11 months

An enticing way to get well-known actors to do guest appearances in your indie projects is to have their scenes all be in one contained location, preferably all in one day. A one day commitment with a little character arc in a safe space. Worked for me many times

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@NateGolon

8 months

One way to entice an actor to do a guest star in your indie project is by offering a role outside his or her usual casting. A well known actor friend who typically gets cast as romantic leads got to play a total scumbag, committed to it 100% and promoted the hell out of the film

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Nate Golon

@NateGolon

10 months

When I was writing my first project at a Starbucks in Brentwood, Henry Winkler came in. I asked him if he’d be interested in guest starring in the new indie show I was writing. He asked if I had a business card. Called me a few days later. Nicest guy ever. The GOAT

𝙺𝚊𝚒𝚊 𝙰𝚕𝚎𝚡𝚊𝚗𝚍𝚎𝚛

@ThisisKaia

10 months

Henry Winkler appreciation tweet! GIF your favorite Henry character, gosh there are so many! I served him one time as a teenager and he tipped me enough to buy groceries for a month, he is the GOAT

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Nate Golon

@NateGolon

1 year

@TheNormanLear I saw you speak at an event several years ago, and it was apparent that you were the sharpest and most quick-witted person in the room. Congrats on a well-lived, long life and thank you for speaking up for fellow writers

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@NateGolon

10 months

Entertainment industry can be “death from a thousand cuts.” Endless rejection leads to a trauma response where you’re preparing yourself for the worst in even the most positive of situations. Awareness of your cycle of fear-based negative thoughts and changing your mindset is key

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Nate Golon

@NateGolon

6 months

My 70-something year old mother-in-law Cindy Pickett (Ferris Bueller’s mom) had a 6 page audition for a recurring guest star on a series. Helped her with the self tape last night. She was completely off book. Didn’t drop a word of dialogue. Insanely good. Some people just have it

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Nate Golon

@NateGolon

6 months

This are what actor submissions look like when you post for a project: 18 to play younger: 250 submissions 18 - 28: 5,000,000 submissions 29 - 40: 2,,000 submissions 40 - 60: 500 submissions 60 - 75: 100 submissions 75 +: 10 submissions Hang in there.

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Nate Golon

@NateGolon

4 years

@OmarJimenez Grateful to all the ballot counters pulling late nights to get this done

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@NateGolon

10 months

A successful writer gave me a good piece of advice a few years ago: Don’t track your career over the span of one year. Take a 5 year approach. Look at what you’ve accomplished in the past 5 years. You’ll see how much you’re achieving, even if it doesn’t always feel that way

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Nate Golon

@NateGolon

1 year

Got hired to write an hour “based on” pilot for a scripted series about the rise and fall of a famous entrepreneur. The team of producers guiding me through notes are so talented. Grateful for the job

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@NateGolon

11 months

One of the most depressed times I’ve had living in LA was after my show finished releasing new episodes on Hulu. Why? Because the excitement of writing, casting, filming, getting the deal, publicity & releasing it was over. Now what? It’s the journey, not the destination

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1 year

“Everything in LA is set up to distract you - the parties, the beach, the side jobs, the women, the traffic, everything. If you can block it all out and just focus, you’re already ahead of 99% of people out here.” ~ advice I got the first week I moved to LA

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Nate Golon

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3 months

I’ve known thousands of actors, writers, directors and other creatives during my time living in LA. The ability to sustain your passion is what separates those who keep at it and those who don’t. Without passion, it’s just a grind, and there are plenty of other paths to grind in

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Nate Golon

@NateGolon

6 months

I’m going through a lot of very time consuming and difficult days dealing with aging parents. I keep trying to tell myself “this too shall pass.” Society really doesn’t prepare you for this

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Nate Golon

@NateGolon

1 year

Writers, what is your writing process like? I have an hour & a half of concentrated writing in me every day. If I push beyond that, my brain starts to feel like it’s overheating. Peak brain time is 12pm - 3pm. Any exercise must come after writing, not before, or I’m overly tired

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Nate Golon

@NateGolon

2 years

@ESPNNBA And to think it was only a few short days ago when I tweeted this

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Nate Golon

@NateGolon

11 months

A trap that some actors fall into is becoming career students. LA is full of rejection or no feedback at all. In acting class, the teacher gives instant feedback. Actors ride the wave of good feedback one week and bad the next. Years go by. Class is more prioritized than career

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@NateGolon

10 months

You can’t control how other people are going to respond to your creative project. You can only do your best and put your art out there for the world to see. If it succeeds, enjoy and soak in every second. If it doesn’t, be brave enough to ask for feedback and on to the next one

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Nate Golon

@NateGolon

2 years

None of my big successes in the entertainment industry have been through traditional means. They’ve all been through personal connections I’ve made. My series on Hulu, my film w/ Netflix, my first book getting optioned & and now the biggest win to date. Crazy #WritingCommunity

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@NateGolon

10 months

When I get broad notes on a script, I go through these stages: 1. Read notes. Frustratingly disagree. Keep grouchiness to myself of course 2. Re-read notes a few days later: Sounds exhausting. No way 3. Read notes a week later: Damn these are great notes, let’s do this

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Nate Golon

@NateGolon

9 months

A friend asked for help with script. Sent me 158 page version. I went through, cut & condensed action lines. Barely changed dialogue. Script now 108 pages. The reader will get the point if story is there. No need to hold reader’s hand describing every little detail and feeling

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@NateGolon

4 years

@ByMikeBaker Fox News calling AZ early really set the tone

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@NateGolon

1 year

Be proud that you did your part. You walked in solidarity or supported those who did. You didn’t scab. You helped obtain a better deal for all. The future beyond that - for you, for me, for everyone - has yet to be written #WritingCommunity #wgastrong

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Nate Golon

@NateGolon

11 months

Life is going to pass by regardless, so might as well give it your all and go after your dreams

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Nate Golon

@NateGolon

10 months

If you’re thinking of making the big move to LA, know that a lot of people move home during the first year. It’s a huge city, it can be overwhelming, you don’t have your friend circle yet, and it’s expensive. But like many before you, you’ll find your way - if you stick it out

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Nate Golon

@NateGolon

2 years

Here’s the short film

Briefcase | #shortfilm

What's inside this briefcase will change your life. Created and written by Nate Golon. #shortfilm #movie #thriller Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/briefca...

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@NateGolon

11 months

A lot of success in the entertainment biz just comes down to sticking it out, continuing to create things, & meeting new people. Even when things you make seemingly go nowhere. In my least “successful” project I directed, I met my future mother in law & two of my closest friends

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@NateGolon

10 months

If I could give one piece of advice to my younger self, it would be to stop once a day, take a look around, really soak it in, and be conscious and grateful for that moment in time. A lot of happy memories being made that I didn’t appreciate because I was always moving too fast

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@NateGolon

10 months

I’ve seen so many aspiring artists in LA get derailed by partying too much. They spend too much money going out all the time, which means working even more shifts at their side jobs to pay for going out, which means little to no time focusing on career. Years go by

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Nate Golon

@NateGolon

2 years

Since March 2020, I’ve written 2 books, 2 features, 2 half-hour comedy pilots & 3 one-hour pilots. I directed 2 high concept trailers for those projects, have a pitch out to networks, & a former book got optioned. Ready to achieve my goals in 2023 #WritingCommunity #screenwriting

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9 months

“Burn the boats.” Best advice I’ve ever gotten. It means: you’ve landed on the shore where your goals and dreams reside. It will seem many times like an impossible task. But you burned your boats upon landing. There is no turning back. No plan B. The only direction is forward

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@NateGolon

11 months

No one will ever be as passionate about your creative projects as you are. The sooner you come to peace with that, the sooner you can devote more of your time and energy marketing them

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@NateGolon

7 months

Springtime in Los Angeles

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@NateGolon

7 years

@LiamNBA @M_Ryan02 This dude @LiamNBA even got 28 - 3 as his current followers

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@NateGolon

10 months

The creative work is everything. The work will sustain you. The work will bring you joy. The work will keep you focused in this city that has a million distractions. The work will find its way in front of others. And the more you keep creating, the better your work will be

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@NateGolon

2 years

If you still have the belief that your vote doesn’t matter, just take a look at the Georgia race between Warnock and Herschel Walker. Less than 1,000 votes separate them out of 3.7 million. Your vote matters! #ElectionNight

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@NateGolon

2 years

I guess if I could impart one thing, it’s that no one is ever going to be as passionate about your work as you are. So find any and every way to share it, promote it, bring attention to it, make trailers for it, whatever it takes! It’s your career #scriptchat

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@NateGolon

4 months

Stopped tweeting for a month so I could focus on writing a script. Fell out of writing Twitter’s algorithm. But on the much more plus side, finished the script

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@NateGolon

2 years

@all_the_birds_ Thank you! The template was something like “Hi (try to find name of person running site/doing reviews), I love (name of site)! I am about to release (genre/name of film/logline) and was hoping you can review/tweet about it! Here’s the link. Thanks! Sincerely, (your name/contact)”

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@NateGolon

7 months

A really well known 12 year old actor’s mom just read my feature script 130 Million Breaths and wants him attached to play the 10 and 13 year old version of the main character as he grows up. Don’t know how much value that has but it’s one more step on the journey

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@NateGolon

5 years

@Del_fuhrer @iamlstiles @isthatmartell @Shaniqua2030 @TMZ Shan is a bot so don’t waste your stress. RIP Kobe, Gianna and the others on board

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@NateGolon

11 months

There was a period of my life where I was so burnt out & creatively depleted that I left LA & taught English in rural Japan. I had time for introspection, & it was only when I realized that the work itself was most fulfilling, not the results, that I was creatively reignited

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@NateGolon

9 months

Paying a script consultant to go over an important script is like paying a private acting coach when you have a huge audition. The price vs potential payoff is a no brainer. Even if you have a solid script, it could be the difference between a pass and a life changing sale

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@NateGolon

11 months

A lesser spoken about part of acting, writing & filmmaking is understanding your own behavior when a project comes to an end. There is a huge sense of loss. Fear creeps in about the future. It’s very easy to self-destruct. Being aware of this & finding healthy outlets is key

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@NateGolon

11 months

A good end of the year writing challenge is spending a few weeks jotting down as many loglines for new concepts that pop in your head. Last time I did this, I came up with 20+ loglines, three which later became a feature, a half hour pilot, and a pitch that went out to networks

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@NateGolon

10 months

Eddie Murphy: “I think you know what you’re supposed to do. I think deep down everybody does. A lot of people just don’t go after it. Most people start out, they say, ‘I wanna be this, but I’m gonna get that to make sure I have something to fall back on.’ What you’re doing is…

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@NateGolon

11 months

The most successful actors and writers I came up with were also the most business savvy. None of them were pie in the sky dreamers. They all had a plan and went after it

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@NateGolon

2 years

@rolandgarros @RafaelNadal There will never be another era of tennis as great as this. We are witnessing history

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@NateGolon

4 months

Met with an accomplished older writer friend yesterday. Told her about the ups and downs of getting a feature film of mine made, with me attached to direct. She said, “In five years’ time, you’ll be reminiscing about that feature film and how much bigger your projects are now.”

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@NateGolon

2 years

@barstoolsports The last two decades of tennis have been amazing. Thanks for the memories @rogerfederer

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@NateGolon

10 months

A month ago I realized that a lot of entertainment industry experiences I take for granted might be helpful or relatable to others. I’m glad some of my tweets have caught on. Nice to feel like I’m contributing on here in some small way and not just existing

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@NateGolon

10 months

‘Twas the night before Christmas And all through the house Not a laptop was open Not a click of a mouse The scripts were all polished New loglines for days Tonight it’s forgotten As Netflix plays 2024 approaches We hope it rings true That sales will flourish For me and for you

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@NateGolon

10 months

Big shout out to @tschrack , who is the nicest, most supportive guy going, and my closest confidant in the Twitter writing community. I really appreciate you Tom! Tom’s comedy feature NATTY LIGHT is a great read!

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@NateGolon

3 months

Is this what the 1960s were like? All this chaotic energy and turmoil? And does this mean the 2030s are the return of disco?

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@NateGolon

3 months

An empty beach at night in LA is my zen place

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@NateGolon

2 years

Had a meeting a few months ago w/ writer w/ a development deal at Netflix. Pitched a few projects. Didn’t go anywhere. BUT he gave me the advice to write as many new loglines as possible. Those loglines led to a pitch out at networks & a new 1/2 hr comedy pilot #WritingCommunity

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@NateGolon

8 months

Every project you make, try to make the next one bigger. If you start with a low budget short, next make a low budget feature. Then work to get a recognizable actor in your next one with more of a budget. Keep pushing upward. Most filmmakers plateau at the first or second stage

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2 years

@espn @RealMikeWilbon Always great to hear about what the 13 seed team is up to at all times

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@NateGolon

11 months

If you’re shooting a super indie project, you don’t necessarily need a production truck & 20 crew. Many times I’ve seen filmmakers with a very limited budget feel they need everything to seem like a studio set, then have no money left for post & try to crowdfund. Keep it simple

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10 months

On Wednesday I got a tarot reading and he said I’d be signing contracts soon. On Thursday I got unexpected good news about a project and signed contracts. Checkmate non-believers 🔮

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2 years

@MarciBaun Yeah I posted an accompanying article. Fortunately there was no one in the semi or SUV when that happened

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@NateGolon

10 months

The first year living in LA is the hardest because the city is massive and unfamiliar. You’re trying to find a steady side gig to pay the bills while finding your way creatively. It’s also when lots of random opportunities happen because you’re wide-eyed & open to anything

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10 months

Sometimes during casting an actor or actress will walk into the room and you’ll know they’re right for the role as soon as they say hi

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9 months

This is my favorite picture I took while living in small town Japan. I walked out on this suspension bridge outside the tiny mountain town of Shimizu in Wakayama Prefecture and started to laugh and cry at the same time. To this day it’s the most beautiful view I’ve ever seen

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10 months

I have amazing writing things happening. I hung out w/ a very successful writer & asked him how he handles anticipation. He said, “I celebrate & count my chickens before they’ve hatched! I can be depressed later if doesn’t work out. Don’t waste the anticipatory phase worrying.”

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@NateGolon

9 months

Thinking, speaking or writing anything negative about yourself with the mistaken notion that maybe the universe will take pity on you with your humility and throw you some scraps of success doesn’t help you in any way. Attract positive results by projecting positivity

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1 year

Today was a crazy day. Our apartment complex in Marina del Rey caught fire, with something like 30 units affected, 75 residents displaced and the entire complex evacuated. Big thanks to @LACoFDPIO , there were 100 fire trucks (some are still here). That building on fire collapsed

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@NateGolon

2 years

My post about my short film BRIEFCASE got so much attention & positive feedback that I decided to finally start developing it into a feature film. I’m already through the opening & know the overall structure of it. Now it’s about just writing the darn thing #thriller #horror

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@NateGolon

2 years

I created a 6 minute short film years ago. I knew it was good. Instead of festivals, I spent 2 months researching film sites, big & small, & asked if I could send the film when it premiered online. 75 write-ups later, Netflix saw a review & licensed the film for 4 years

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2 years

@barstoolsports This film is doing top tier promotion for itself. I’m already more aware of its existence than 99% of projects in production

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@NateGolon

9 months

Many of my close friends stopped drinking the last few years. I stopped drinking 6 years ago, not for any reason other than I was bored of it. I met my wife a month later, and started writing in earnest a year later. Here’s to a lifetime of good health, happiness and creativity

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Nate Golon

@NateGolon

8 years

The @BlueAngels flying over Seattle for @SeafairFestival . Photo cred: John Jacobsen #SeafairIsSummer

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Nate Golon

@NateGolon

7 months

Several great producer meetings this week for two different projects of mine. First time at Soho House today for a meeting. Onward and upward

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Nate Golon

@NateGolon

8 months

Shōgun is one of the best shows I’ve ever seen. Everything - the writing, the cast, the sets, the costumes, the production value - is incredible. Top tier storytelling

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Nate Golon

@NateGolon

6 months

In February an elderly family member of mine was scammed into oblivion. From that day forward I’ve been dealing with it daily. So many things. Yesterday I finished the last of it. 2 1/2 months straight. Today I’m writing again. Feels almost blissful

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Nate Golon

@NateGolon

10 months

Meeting with a very well known Japanese American actor on Thursday about my memoir Journey of Self: Six Months in the Japanese Countryside. It’s like Eat, Pray, Love for men, set in Japan. He read it and is perfect for one of the lead roles

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