The article "How to Land Your First TV Writing Job" by Michael Wheaton discusses TV writing. It says that in order to get a job writing for TV, you must know the craft very well. This includes knowing the proper format in which TV scripts are written. Taking classes about TV writing would also be extremely beneficial. Reading scripts and looking at television from a writer's perspective can also help develop one's skill as a TV writer. In addition, being able to take criticism and rejection is very important-- not only in the TV writing field. This is an important thing for every type of writing.
TV writing is not something that I would like to pursue as a career. Scripts aren't really my thing-- I much prefer books, lol. I'd much rather watch TV than write for it. But yeah, that's about all I have to say for this post lololol
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