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Meanings of television writer in inglês

russo
сценарист телевидения
português
roteirista de televisão
espanhol
escritor de televisión
catalão
guionista de televisió

Person who writes scripts for television.

Related terms
roteirista de televisão
Usage of television writer in inglês
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Linda is a short story writer, novelist and former television writer.
Radio NZ
2
Burgess is a short story writer, script and television writer, novelist and reviewer.
Radio NZ
3
Are the skills needed to be a good television writer easily transferrable to comics?
Wired
4
Prior to winning his Senate seat, Franken was a well-known comedian, television writer and author.
Reuters
5
He's also a movie and television writer for XXLmag.com.
Ebony
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A wonderful television writer, he decided to go out, as it were, on a television interview.
The Irish Times
7
Other 2017 honorees are television writer-producer Norman Lear and dancer, choreographer and actress Carmen de Lavallade.
Reuters
8
He's also a movie and television writer for XXLmag.com and contributor for JET and DELUX Magazines.
Ebony
9
Prior to winning his Senate seat in 2008, Franken was a well-known comedian, television writer and author.
Reuters
10
Another highly-regarded television writer for the Herald Sun, Darren Devlyn has left News Corp under even stranger circumstances.
The Guardian
11
Not so the television writer.
Flash and Bones
12
The television writer and producer left ABC network and signed a massive $100 million deal with the streaming platform.
Ebony
13
Shepherd, 44, tied the knot with television writer Lamar Sally on Saturday in her hometown of Chicago, according to media reports.
Reuters
14
News Corp Australia television writer Colin Vickery quoted a senior source at the network as saying Jeffreys will also depart the show.
News.com.au
15
As a television writer, director, and producer, he has beguiled audiences with a masterful use of suspense, plot reversals, and special effects.
Wired
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Her entry consists of a conversation at a party between the poetic playwright Christopher Fry and the realistic television writer, Paddy Chayefsky.
The new yorker