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  1. Luring A-List Actors...ANALYSIS of famous Pulp Fiction scene. http://tinyurl.com/lk9qu9 Please RT
  2. @ViviannaRae Problem with dream opening is that it is a device -- often used to foreshadow or provide exposition...
  3. @ViviannaRae ...rather than good story telling. Use it if it is perfect for the story, not because it is the easy way out.
  4. Thanks for #FF or RTing: @IncendiaryMuse, @KJLamont, @dirtywater22, @scripteach, @mediadivadesign, @ScriptSlinger, @idailyreel, @lgbthinker
  5. Tip 78: Look deep: Why is your protag or antag the perfect characters for this role in the story? If she's not, make changes.
  6. Tip 77: Look deep: How does Character A's need interact with Character B's flaw? How does A's desire play into C's subtext?
  7. Tip 76: Look deep: With each draft you write, you should gain deeper insights into your story and characters. No superficial rewrites!
  8. Tip 75: Look deep: Complex isn't always better. You want a simple story that has profound depth.
  9. @kemetdugue You're welcome. You may want to start reading scirpts for free at http://www.SimplyScripts.com
  10. Article: The Mystery of Subtext http://tinyurl.com/ms52pr
  11. Sad news: Blake Snyder passed away this morning. He was a friend, a screenwriter, and a great teacher. He will be missed by many.
  12. Article: "What the Hell R My Characters Doing?" Scene from BOURNE IDENTITY script. Please RT. http://tinyurl.com/n2tb2a
  13. @michaelulrich Thanks for the correction. Have spelled it Bourne, now. Nothing like making the same typo 20 times!
  14. Article: "What the Hell are My Characters Doing?" Scene from Borne Identity script. Please RT. http://tinyurl.com/n2tb2a
  15. Thanks for mentioning Screenplay tips or #FF: @DaBigBody, @Tedrichuff, @CounterCultureP, @DKZProductions
  16. @SJJM4EVER Best way to get known: Write an extremely well written / highly marketable screenplay. Pitch it to small producers. U can do it.
  17. @Adamjam99 Easiest way to get started: Go to http://www.simplyscripts.com and download your favorite script. Read it. Then write a scene.
  18. Thanks for mentioning Screenplay tips: @lauraknoerr @Tedrichuff @Capturing_Moods @NewMusicPromo @Fibenymph @43STUDIOS @CounterCultureP
  19. Thanks for mentioning Screenplay tips: @genesemartin @Bang2write @walterhzownself @EMarketingGuru @USN_retired @AFGrant @paulcronin
  20. @bad_company My advice: Give yourself permission to do poor writing. It will free you up to create. Allow brillance to emerge naturally.