Hey, this is John. Heads up that today's episode has just a little bit of swearing in it.

Hello and welcome. My name is John August and you're listening to episode 648 of script notes.

It's a podcast about screenwriting and things that are interesting to screenwriters.

Today on a show, how do you say goodbye? We'll take a look at farewell scenes to explore what makes them work.

We'll also answer listener questions about managers, fairies, and moving

to Los Angeles. Tell us to do all of this. Let's welcome back our OG guest host,

Alene Brossa McKenna. Alene, welcome back.

I'm actually Craig Mason you are Craig mason Craig always

affects different voices and he's been working just sweet Craig mousin yeah I really

respect his dedication to craft he really finds what it is that unique kind of thing.

As busy as he's been doing the last of us, he still found time to Craig, thank you again for all the

hard work he's doing.

Oh, he's doing a great impression of a Aline. I'm doing a really good impression

of Aline. Yeah, we've all lost, we've lost the threat here.

Aline, it's so nice to see you. Thank you and very, thank you for being so gracious about me being late. Anyone who knows me know I am scrupulously on time and I

was on time for the time I thought it was, which was 11. But for 1030 when it actually

was? Not in time.

Not on time.

Aline, I haven't seen you for a bit.

So tell me in just a general sense,

you don't have to name projects, but what are you working on?

Like, what's under your fingers right now?

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