vintagegal: Disney’s Alice in Wonderland (1951) Readers
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annerocious: You know what the font is. Use it. It is as disorienting to read a script outside of good old Courier 12 as it is watch a Lord of the Rings movie from the very front row. I am not kidding about this. It’s not standing out, it’s causing a migraine.
Read moreWhy dialogue is a last resort.
Read moreOutlines are the last resource of bad fiction writers who wish to God they were writing masters’ theses. Stephen King (via writingquotes) Accurate only in the world of Stephen King.
Read moreThis is the runner up for Addams Family motto.
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Read moreGetting Over Your Plot
annerocious: Your plot could happen to any number of people, but you picked your protag and supporting characters because you wanted it to be about them because of who they are. Five different protags will react in five different ways to the events of the plot. Developing your character means being consistent with those reactions…
Read moredeadpansal: annerocious: ginascorpio88: imablackbarbiedoll: docislegend: expectations vs reality has never been so beautiful Lmaooooooo kittycatsandcurlyqs When you are at a loss about how to visually reveal your characters, watch some Vines. You’re doing it right when you can convey your character in six seconds without someone else pulling the camera aside and saying “He’s embarrassing and…
Read morethescriptlab: “Bring all your intelligence to bear on your beginning.” –Elizabeth Bowen
Read moreannerocious: of-spaceandstars: so like how do you stop writing utter trash ??? you never do. you just rewrite it.
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