Nick Oleksiw at 2012-03-10 14:57:18:

What a wonderful conversation -- I'm sad to see it's over! Thanks everyone. And here's to another great spec-selling year for you guys!

scotty1time at 2012-03-10 15:10:03:

Great stuff. I don't have the work ethic to pursue writing, but I do like following the business and learning about the craft. It was awesome to see Scott mention learning from a Tony Gilroy script. I've always felt like his stuff is some of the best education you can get.

Gabe at 2012-03-10 17:08:48:

Ditto on the Tony Gilroy. His scripts are riveting. So how was this After-Party? Thanks again, Scott!

Teddy Pasternak at 2012-03-10 17:39:31:

A screenwriter's after-party? Sing it with me: Sex and Drugs and Final Draft. Dum-dum-dum-d-dum-dum!

Filip Benko at 2012-03-10 18:27:39:

I'm sad it's over! I have a question for Scott who talked about Tony Gilroy's scripts. I haven't read any of them - which would you recommend to start with? Which one is your favorite? Thank you again for these interviews. They are gold!

Scott Frazier at 2012-03-10 21:41:02:

@Filip: Hey, definitely check out the script for MICHAEL CLAYTON. I feel like I learned more from that script about how to physically write scenes and get ideas across in a script than in any ten books combined.

Sean Z P Harris at 2012-03-11 05:06:49:

Thanks to all concerned for this fabulous interview. It was a fascinating read and a great opportunity to interact with the writers themselves. I wish each and every one of them every success in the future. Just one last question: have all of you guys kept in contact with each other since this roundtable as per John’s suggestion?

Chris Westfield at 2012-03-12 15:48:46:

Greg mentioned follow the business, 'the trades'. Can you list some of the websites that would be good to follow? Thanks!