Carla Banks-Waddles (BEL-AIR) has lived many lives as a writer. From being a valued member of multi-cam half hour rooms, to pivoting towards single cam serialized family dramas, Carla has had a wonderfully diverse career. How? She wrote her way there. Enjoy Carla&#8217;s insightful, optimistic, and sometimes obsessive approach to how we can craft our…

245 | How To Pivot Genres and “Re-Brand” Yourself As A Writer (ft. Carla Banks-Waddles)

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