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Insights, anecdotes, reviews and advice on screenwriting for film and television from a very experienced script editor/writer/educator - from Belgium. Just as tasty and filling as our chocolates and waffles!
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2 comments:
yippee, anonymous comments! whoo-hoo! okay. how about a column on what to do if you're a person who can think of act one set ups okay but for the life o' him or her, can't get beyond that. is there's a solution? if so, what is it? has anything in your reading addressed this?
partially, i think this is what's going on: my left brain operates just fine while thinking about act one. but my right brain kicks in for act two and all i can think of are things that have been used in movies before. nothing original, all derivative.
care to address this ... syndrome?
I'll see what I can do, sir (?!?).
Because, believe it or not, this condition isn't at all unknown to me :-)...
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