http://filmindustrybloggers.com/thenonindustryspouse http://filmindustrybloggers.com/thenonindustryspouse.jpg A Film Blog from a Non Industry Spouse Tue, 03 Jun 2008 02:16:55 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en In 2000 Laurie fell in love with a talented screenwriter (FIB blogger Joe Gazzam) and officially married into the industry in May of 2006. She is currently “working for the man” at a reputable investment management company in Human Resources.   http://filmindustrybloggers.com/thenonindustryspouse/2008/05/10/the-non-industry-spouse/ Welcome to Probloggersnetwork.com. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start blogging! http://filmindustrybloggers.com/thenonindustryspouse/2008/05/01/hello-world/ ...this week so it is a very exciting time for both of us.  I’ve been sitting at work each day this week staring at my cell phone, ready to receive the call of good news. As the week progresses it becomes more intense and exciting.  It’s almost unbearable for me; ... http://filmindustrybloggers.com/thenonindustryspouse/2008/04/17/what-a-week-joe%e2%80%99s-spec-script-went-out/ Seriously…it’s one thing to know that Spielberg directed Jaws, or that Shane Black wrote Lethal Weapon. (Yeah, I had to look it up to make sure I was right).  But it’s completely another to be able to rattle off EVERY SINGLE person on the credits of EVERY movie made in ... http://filmindustrybloggers.com/thenonindustryspouse/2008/03/14/i-don%e2%80%99t-know-how-you-all-do-it/ ...it’s good to be a non-industry spouse 1.    You get to be your spouse’s muse.  Which you gotta admit – male or female, sounds pretty glamorous.  (It also means you share in the credit of their successes!) 2.    You get the best of both worlds.  Even if you don’t have the cajones/backbone/writing ... http://filmindustrybloggers.com/thenonindustryspouse/2008/03/07/laurie%e2%80%99s-top-ten-reasons/ It fills me with dread, knowing my answer is going to be so repulsive the person asking the question is going to retreat in the other direction as fast as they can come up with a semi-plausible excuse. No, it isn’t “How old are you,” “How much do you weigh,” (though ... http://filmindustrybloggers.com/thenonindustryspouse/2008/02/25/the-dreaded-question%e2%80%a6/