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	<title>Comments on: Fantasy Football for Drama Nerds</title>
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		<title>By: Jeff Reid</title>
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		<description>This is precisely the kind of &#039;speculative&#039; casting some of our members do. Our site is &quot;for the movie in your mind&quot;, which is where the real movie has to start. Most people use mental &#039;gray bodies&#039; when they read, but 25-30% of fiction readers (and about the same percentage of the authors) actually see specific actors in the roles, and they post their &#039;cast&#039; at our site. Who will Hollywood/Burbank select? We&#039;ll find out later - but movie companies and screenwriters can now get a clearer picture of what the public is looking for. The book-to-movie path is dangerous, but at least it has a built-in paying audience. Why not start with the free clues to casting that such an audience can provide?</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This is precisely the kind of &#8217;speculative&#8217; casting some of our members do. Our site is &#8220;for the movie in your mind&#8221;, which is where the real movie has to start. Most people use mental &#8216;gray bodies&#8217; when they read, but 25-30% of fiction readers (and about the same percentage of the authors) actually see specific actors in the roles, and they post their &#8216;cast&#8217; at our site. Who will Hollywood/Burbank select? We&#8217;ll find out later &#8211; but movie companies and screenwriters can now get a clearer picture of what the public is looking for. The book-to-movie path is dangerous, but at least it has a built-in paying audience. Why not start with the free clues to casting that such an audience can provide?</p>
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