Well, it is a very sad thing to get your creative work rejected by those so-called creative heads. But, what can we do? We will just heave a creatively desperate sigh at the junk box and wail- oh this is it. This is how the cookie crumbles.
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But, here is a chance to resurrect your deceased radio ads. The annual dead radio Contest is here!. Entries are invited. It is true- It’s hard to create a great radio script. But it sure is easy to shoot one down.- The organizers say.
You can send your rejected script and if and the judges will select the best of the dead, and they will produce it for free.
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