Lindsay Duke
School
University Of North Texas
- Lindsay has written screenplays for over ten years for contests and productions, and has also worked as a judge for several script competitions.
- She co-hosted the "All in the Family Podcast," analyzing the classic show in the context of today's politics.
- She spent six years working in live television closed captioning, making her an advocate for more accessibility across TV & film.
Experience
Lindsay has a lifelong passion for storytelling, which lead her to study film and television for the University of North Texas. After graduating, Lindsay competed and ranked in several screenplay writing contests, eventually shifting into a reader and judge role. She also worked as a story producer and screenwriter for Absurd Hero Productions. For six years, Lindsay worked for the National Captioning Institute as a closed captioner for live television, giving her a behind the scenes understanding of the accessibility industry. She now works for a university media library, curating their collection and hosting film events. In her free time, she raises a rowdy corgi puppy, plays D&D, and continues to work on her novel project.
Education
Lindsay has a bachelor's degree in Radio/Television/Film and a minor in English from the University of North Texas, where she focused in film & TV screenwriting.
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Stories By Lindsay Duke
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There's a good chance you've seen The Shawshank Redemption on cable, but you've probably never seen or heard about these deleted scenes.
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Michael Bay's directorial career was truly born when he set his house on fire.
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Steven Spielberg refused to get paid for his award-winning drama Schindler's List for one very good reason.
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Better Call Saul shares a lot of elements and characters with Breaking Bad, but this element might have slipped your notice.
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It would be understandable if LeVar Burton had a complicated relationship to Star Trek conventions, but his feelings are surprisingly straightforward.
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Battlestar Galactica revived a classic sci-fi property from the 1970s and turned it into must-see TV again. But where can you stream or buy the series now?
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With great access to Hollywood prop closets comes great temptation to snatch dope memorabilia.
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Disney is bringing Pinocchio back with another live-action adaptation of one of their beloved animated classics, and the cast for this one sounds pretty great.
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If you're in the mood to watch some high quality propane-related animated antics, here's where you can find Mike Judge's beloved comedy series.
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Here's everything we know about the upcoming Dungeons & Dragons movie, which has already won its first battle by casting Chris Pine.
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If Eternals follows the patterns of previous Marvel movies released during the pandemic, we know when we'll be able to watch it at home.
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In this survey, we asked folks what roles they think Will Smith shouldn't have turned down, and some of the results are kind of surprising.
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