2021 Zero Draft Thirty March Challenge: Day 13
One month. FADE IN to FADE OUT. Creativity meets Productivity.
One month. FADE IN to FADE OUT. Creativity meets Productivity.
Write an entire draft of a script in March — FADE IN. FADE OUT. Or any sort of creative goal you have in front of you.
Feature length movie screenplay. Original TV pilot. Rewrite a current project. Break a story in prep. Generate a month’s worth of story concepts.
Whatever you feel will ratchet your creative ambitions into overdrive…
DO THAT!
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Today’s Writing Quote
“A great script creates an irresistible narrative flow that propels a reader to an inevitable dramatic conclusion.”
— Javier Grillo-Marxuach
Today’s Inspirational Video
What a compelling story. God bless both Dad and the heart recipient. And godspeed to you, Abbey.
Today’s Loos Award winner: Esther Agulian Carr.
Over at the Zero Draft Thirty Facebook group, Esther posted this video:
I stumbled upon it a few days ago and had planned to do a Go Into The Story article featuring it. I still may. It really is an inspirational and thoughtful reflection on creativity and living a creative life.
Thanks, Esther, for posting this, a video well worth watching! Therefore, today’s recipient of the Anita Loos Award is Esther Agulian Carr!
Want an Anita Loos Award? Upload an inspirational thought or photo here, on Twitter, or the Facebook group. Aspire to inspire! The spirit of the Award!
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Final Thoughts: Sometimes the BEST dialogue is NO dialogue. The silence in the moment or between characters can speak volumes.
— Scott Myers