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We are living in an unprecedented era with many of us confined in our own homes, facing uncertainty around COVID-19, and experiencing sudden changes in employment. Join us for a session as we have a chat on staying physically and mentally healthy amidst COVID-19, establishing mindfulness to stay present and peaceful, understanding trauma responses during difficult times, and managing sudden shifts in employment. This episode, we talk about: Establishing mindfulness to stay present and peaceful Managing physical health with COVID-19 and what are recommendations on staying safe from this virus Maintaining mental health with balance and routine during shelter-in-place Establishing boundaries to prioritize ourselves Staying connected and navigating social media and news during a pandemic Understanding trauma response during turbulent times What are some opportunities we have during these difficult times Managing sudden shifts at work Resources to help those that are facing unemployment   Our guests on this podcast are:   Ning Jo (he/him) is a Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Fellow at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital. He specializes in gender, sexuality, and cultural influences on mental health.   Marti G Cummings (they/them) is a candidate for NYC Council District 7, drag artist, comedian, activist, and spouse. They currently sit on community board 9, serving the people of Upper Manhattan and are an advisory on the Mayor's nightlife council.    Instagram @MartiGCummings Twitter @MartiGCummings Facebook @MartiGCummings   You can follow me at: Instagram (instagram.com/stevenwakabayashi) YouTube (youtube.com/stevenwakabayashi) Weekly Newsletter (mindfulmoments.substack.com)

Alex and Nick mark one hundred and fifty episodes of Paper Team with an incredible celebration all about your favorite moments from the podcast and new advice from past guests. Which favorite episodes and iconic moments have our listeners and guests chosen? How are writers staying at the top of their craft? What are the records Paper Team has shattered over a hundred and fifty episodes? We also feature updates and fresh insight from several of our TV writer friends, including: Liz Alper, Chris Monfette, Michelle Badillo, Caroline Levich, Gretchen Enders, and Ning Zhou. The Paper Team raises a glass... Content 1 - Favorite moments chosen by our listeners, our guests, and ourselves (00:00:44) 2 - Updates and new advice from past guests ft. Liz Alper, Chris Monfette, Michelle Badillo, Caroline Levich, Gretchen Enders, and Ning Zhou (01:33:07) 3 - Looking back at three years of Paper Team and special thanks (02:01:46) Links Breaking in as a TV Writer Later in Life ft. J. Holtham (PT92) TV Staffing 101 (PT101) International TV Writing Models ft. Des Doyle (PT122) Building Your Career as a TV Writer ft. LaToya Morgan (PT111) Comedy v. Drama II: Blurred Lines (PT143) Common Mistakes to Avoid in Your TV Scripts (PT148) Rewriting Your TV Script (PT90) Disney ABC Writing Program ft. Kristi Shuton (PT130) CBS Writers Mentoring Program ft. Jeanne Mau (PT131) NBC Writers on the Verge ft. Karen Horne (PT132) Warner Bros. Television Writers' Workshop ft. Rebecca Windsor (PT133) Fox Writers Lab ft. Moira Griffin (PT137) VR Storytelling ft. Michael Masukawa (PT102) Paper Team Mentorship I – “Mid-Death Crisis” Overview (PT128) Paper Team Mentorship II – “Mid-Death Crisis” Beat Sheet (PT134) Paper Team Mentorship III – “Mid-Death Crisis” Outline (PT138) Paper Team Mentorship IV – Staffing Update With Paul (PT147) Paper Team Mentorship Patreon updates TV Writing Programs and Fellowships ft. Andy Mathieson, Jenny Deiker Restivo and Thomas Reyes (PT85) Performing In and Out of the Writers' Room ft. Charla Lauriston (PT141) Meetings 101: Generals and TV Staffing (PT62) Putting Yourself Out There (PT75) TV Formula 101: Building an Engine For Your Show (PT117) Finding Stability as a Nascent TV Writer ft. Julia Yorks (PT120) An Evening in the Writers' Room (PT100) Finding Content for Digital TV ft. Hillary Levi (PT112) Networking 101: How to Talk With People in Hollywood (PT05) Networking 201: Cold Contact, Queries and Etiquette (PT121) Writing Samples and Preparing for TV Staffing ft. Liz Alper & Kai Wu (PT119) Writing Heroes and Breaking Genres ft. Tamara Becher-Wilkinson (PT144) Directing TV Comedy ft. Alethea Jones (PT118) Staying Productive During Hiatus (PT126) Comics and TV Writing: How to Bring the Page to Screen – Paper Team Live at WonderCon 2019 (PT129) TV Writing Incubators and the Evolution of Access (PT125) TV Writing for Comedy & Drama ft. Michelle Badillo & Caroline Levich (PT115) Writing and Pitching Across Formats ft. Gretchen Enders (PT124) Earning Your Way Into the Writers' Room ft. Ning Zhou (PT135) Liz Alper's #WGASolidaritychallenge grid If you enjoyed this episode and others, please consider supporting us on Patreon at paperteam.co/patreon! :) You can find Paper Team on Twitter: Alex - @TVCalling Nick - @_njwatson For any questions, comments or feedback, you can e-mail us: ask@paperteam.co

Alex and Nick invite Ning Zhou, story editor on Ozark, to discuss how she worked her way up through the assistant ranks and into the fabled writers' room. What is the process of writing for Ozark? How do you transition into the writers' room? How can you nail that assistant interview? What are ways of being a valuable showrunner's assistant and writers' assistant? Why is it important for the support staff to make their career goals clear? Why is communication so important in television? The Paper Team moves up... Content Earning Your Way Into the Writers' Room with Ning Zhou (00:32) Final Advice, Resources, and Next Week On (47:08) Links Ning Zhou on IMDb Ozark on Netflix Damages Bloodline Resources "Bird by Bird" - Anne Lamott If you enjoyed this episode and others, please consider supporting us on Patreon at paperteam.co/patreon! :) Special thanks to Alex Switzky for helping us edit this episode. You can find Paper Team on Twitter: Alex - @TVCalling Nick - @_njwatson For any questions, comments or feedback, you can e-mail us: ask@paperteam.co

Five current Pritzker students—Akash Parekh, Marina Sharifi, Philippe Tapon, Nathan West, and Ning Zhou—join us to discuss applying to and attending Pritzker as an LGBT student. If you have questions for us, please send them to pritzkerquestions@gmail.com. Or, call (773) 336-2POD and leave us a message. Click here to get the full transcript for this episode.

Five current Pritzker students—Akash Parekh, Marina Sharifi, Philippe Tapon, Nathan West, and Ning Zhou—join us to discuss applying to and attending Pritzker as an LGBT student. If you have questions for us, please send them to pritzkerquestions@gmail.com. Or, call (773) 336-2POD and leave us a message. Click here to get the full transcript for this episode.