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Hey I was wondering what everyone's work format is like? Like what you do to get ready, where you write, how you form ideas and structure and things like that. I am a total wanna be writer but I really don't know where to start. I eventually want to have my stuff made into movies but I just don't have the motivation behind my writing. I have tons of ideas just jotted down on paper or on my ipod and they sound pretty cool when I tell them to others (Or watch them in my head) but when they ask "What happens next?" I just say, "What do you mean? I don't know, hollywood will do the rest right?" and I get left alone to my corner. This is what I have in my head: take a story or short and build a character, give him a love interest and an obstacle/opponent/dilemma. Begin writing story arc and then finish with a "The End" Is this right? Also, how long does it take you to finish a draft before you start cutting it down or adding things? I have enough material to write a nice short film but idk how much time I should devote to writing per day. Should I just sit down, turn everything off and focus on my empty word document or just add to it throughout the day here and there?
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Nov 22, 2010 08:41
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Yea definetly, I've got 2 sitting on my computer just for reference and things like that.
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Nov 22, 2010 16:31
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gredgie posted:If someone wanted to attempt a re-telling of a past work, modernizing it for example, would the goal be to: See: The 'Sherlock' BBC series Nothing new needs to be added if it was a successful first telling, so just a modernization can really make it new again. Option 1.
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