Scene Study
Scene & HeardScene Study is the weekly newsletter from Scene & Heard offering practical craft work, curated industry news, open funding opportunities, and a closing thought to keep you moving with intention.
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Paid The Cost To Be The Boss
How to turn your script into a business plan without losing the art
A weekly dispatch for the creative community from Scene & Heard. Issue No. 10 · Week of June 15, 2026
Glad you’re here. Let us re-introduce ourselves.
Who we are.
Scene & Heard (check us out on the gram @scene.heard) is a creative community for working and emerging storytellers across film, TV, and theater. We do live staged readings of original TV pilots & films, intimate industry co...
Gas Prices Are High. So Is Your Value.
We close out May's "Find Your People" series with Week 4: The Room. This week in Community Notes, we're talking about gassing yourself up. Not the cringe version. The necessary one. Why self-promotion is a survival skill, why your st...
Whimsy Is A Practice, A Serious One
This week we continue May’s “Find Your People” series with Week 3: Mentors. In Community Notes, we are talking about whimsy. Not the aesthetic. The practice. Why uncovering new pathways of thinking is the real work, why whimsy and fa...
We Are Gathered Here Today
This week we continue May’s “Find Your People” series with Week 2: Collaborators. In Community Notes, we are talking about gathering, why the room is the work, why Hollywood lost its community before it lost its business model, and what we...
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Scene & Heard is a creative community platform. A weekly dispatch for writers, directors, actors, and creatives covering what's moving in film, TV, theater, and culture, with resources and insight from inside the industry.
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