Great Comedy Takes Courage 2 comments
Great comedy takes courage. You have to put yourself out there as the creator and say: “This is my point of view. This is how […]
Monthly Archives: July 2015
How to Deep Edit 3 comments
I spent a large part of Saturday rewriting a piece of flash fiction. (It’s work I love, so the time flies.) I wanted to share with […]
Weekly Check In: 2015 Week 30 32 comments
1. Let us know how you fared with last week’s writing goals (whether you shared them with us here or not). If you’re feeling retrospective, […]
Francis Ford Coppola on working with theme
Francis Ford Coppola talks about using theme to guide your creative decisions: When you make a movie, always try to discover what the theme of the […]
Weekly Check In: 2015 Week 29 14 comments
1. Let us know how you fared with last week’s writing goals (whether you shared them with us here or not). If you’re feeling retrospective, […]
Where to find powerful writing material
When I am run down, I tend to lie in bed at night reliving every horrible or upsetting moment I’ve experienced in my whole life. […]
Weekly Check In: 2015 Week 28 33 comments
1. Let us know how you fared with last week’s writing goals (whether you shared them with us here or not). If you’re feeling retrospective, […]
Does your script pass this Filmmaking Test? 8 comments
Sometimes there’s a topic I’ve wanted to discuss with you for ages and before I work out how to write it up, someone else beats […]
Query Letter Template 2 comments
The point of a query letter, any query letter is to get the recipient to request your work. Therefore a good query letter is short, […]
