I spent the weekend working on the script and a few edits for the project.
The film I'm making based on my book shall henceforth be known as "the project."
A common problem among writers who tackle film and video work: Too wordy! Too wordy!
The goal is to let the pictures tell most of the story, but like a lot of folks I tend to write it all down. I just can't allow that to happen, or the beast will be six hours long and sound like a drone machine.
I'm not the most economical writer to start with. Reading my own posts on occasion makes me cringe, for example.
Why that word? There? Then?
Writing is a life-long learning process. I don't think it's something one ever masters.
I wonder if Dostoevsky could have written movie scripts?
I've read that Faulkner had a little trouble in the field and loathed the work.
Well, all I can do is plow ahead, right?
TS
Monday, May 21, 2012
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