TFTS Bonus Episode – Missed an Episode; What’s Next?

Podcasts for writers are everywhere, so it sucks when life gets in the way. But… it happens.

Like the t-shirt says.

Here’s a little diddy explaining what went wrong and what’s going to happen next.

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Creator Notes

I considered rushing out the eleventh episode but decided to stick with providing quality. There are plenty of podcasts for writers and I wanna be one of the better ones.

At least, the better ones for the writers just starting out like me.

Went back over the Episode Eleven script and it’s solid. A bit political, but I’m slowly deciding to let that slip in. It’s who I am, and we’re in dire times. See Twitter for more on that.

Recorded Episode Eleven when I did the blooper clip intros and this bonus episode.

Despite a heavy work schedule (eight straight days, some twelve to fifteen hours in those days, and two overnights!), I will find the time to get it edited and posted for March 2nd.

“So what is it you do?” you ask?

I’m a freelance audiovisual technician, heavy on the video part. My first love is switching cameras, which is the closest I can get to directing right now. I also do some video engineering work.

I’ve done the touring thing, and now live a hybrid life between corporate events and rock and roll shows at locations in my hometown.

You can get more info on my About Mark page. And if you’re hiring, I’m available! Freelancers gotta work to eat!

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About Mark Wooden

A lifelong fan of James Bond, John Woo movies, G.I. Joe, and the X-Men, Mark created the Shadowdance saga to fuse supernatural creatures, cinematic action, and hard moral choices into one relentless narrative. His debut novel, Two Sisters, launches the Assassin’s Absolution trilogy — a grim, fast-paced tale laced with sharp dialogue and bursts of dark humor. Mark’s short story, “Fall to Grace,” was a quarterfinalist in the 2017 ScreenCraft Cinematic Short Story contest. Horror legend Clive Barker once called the monster in Mark’s independent short film Where the Heart Bleeds “terrifying.” Mark was also a film critic for Comic Book Resources and his college newspaper. Between catching up on movies and comic books, Mark writes fanfiction mashups featuring Batman, Iron Man, and the occasional Mortal Kombat fatality. He’s toured with Jimmy Buffett and Mary J. Blige as a video engineer. Ask him about the time he literally ran into Harrison Ford.