What reasons for rejecting a script does Sargent's Ch. II name, and at which stage?
The chapter gives rejection reasons by stage. At the first reader: handwritten or oddly bound scripts (returned unread), scripts outside the studio's style, and hackneyed plots. Later: company production standards, then director or Editor disagreement. Sargent's own rationale for the typewriter rule is an assertion, not data.
The chapter gives rejection reasons by stage. At the first reader: handwritten or oddly bound scripts (returned unread), scripts outside the studio's style, and hackneyed plots. Later: company production standards, then director or Editor disagreement. Sargent's own rationale for the typewriter rule is an assertion, not data.
Curator qualifications: Rejection reasons by stage verified; typewriter rationale is assertion.
Evidence status: statements located in the cited sources by a correlated desk review (Claude); not executed; not independently reviewed.
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