Theoretical and practical tips #scene #writing #film The greatest trick a screenwriter can ever pull is convincing the audience he doesn’t exist. The main reason why writing for film and TV or theater is difficult is because while writing, you have to have both your creative and analytical mind working at the same time and for the majority of us, that is not always easy. Practically that means that you have to think about your structure while also creating scenes within that

#story #writing #screenplay #theaterplay #archetype For every single writer (screenwriter or a playwright) the first and most important question is always, “what am I going to write about?” Young filmmakers ask me this question again and again: “what is the perfect story for me in this moment of my life?” The answer is not a straight-forward one. The choice should be wise, elegant, obvious, relevant and important for you and for the audience, and it should be yours and yours

#creation #art #film #writing #creativity Anyone who has ever created anything knows very well what kind of obstacles we face as soon as an idea comes knocking on our door. By the way, I do believe that ideas float above, below, and around us; they always appear easy to grab hold of, but they’re also easy to lose. All of the fears that come with creating can be devastating, and can rob us of playfulness and enjoyment in life. It basically comes down to the fear of love, and a