Do you sometimes feel more inspired to write with just pen and paper? If so, then these pre-formatted screenwriting pages might be just the thing for you. As the site says:
You can handwrite the first draft of your screenplay on these widely-accepted fromat templates for screenplays or teleplays.
The perfect solution for jotting down brainstorms [...]
Entries from December 2006
Write the Old-School Way
December 16th, 2006 · No Comments
Filed under: News and Updates
If It’s Not One Thing, It Probably Isn’t Another
December 15th, 2006 · No Comments
It’s been said before, but bears repeating:
…if “x” had not happened, it is likely that “y” would have happened anyway. If the answer is “yes,” then “x” is not driving the story forward. If the answer is “no,” then “y” MAY be the driving force moving the story forward.
“x” and “y” refer to
Filed under: Story Structure
Become Less Invested in your Writing
December 13th, 2006 · No Comments
At the User Group Meeting last night, Chris was giving some helpful advice (as always) on what to do if you’re having trouble writing your Main Character’s throughline.
The problem with writing the Main Character (a problem i’ve written about before here) is that often, because it is the first-person perspective, you’ll end up basically writing yourself [...]
Filed under: Writing
