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Category: Writing Advice Wednesday
#WritingAdviceWednesday – The Coen Brothers on Screenwriting
#WritingAdviceWednesday – Here is some sage advice from the Coen Brothers.
#WritingAdviceWednesday – Screenwriting Iconoclast & Genius
#WritingAdviceWednesday – How “conventional wisdom” is often wrong in screenwriting.
#WritingAdviceWednesday – How to Use Byron Katie’s Four Questions
MADRID Yesterday I posted Byron Katie’s four questions. These questions get at the fear and fearful thinking that causes personal suffering. As many of you know the best definition of fear I have ever heard is: “Fear is the anticipation of grief.” Anticipating something often makes it true– That’s where the saying “a self-fulfilling prophecy”… Continue reading #WritingAdviceWednesday – How to Use Byron Katie’s Four Questions
#WritingAdviceWednesday – Neil LaBute on Rewriting
#WritingAdviceWednesday – Never say in words what you can say with action
#WritingAdviceWednesday – Coming of Age Films and Power of Idealism
#WritingAdviceWednesday – Coming of Age films, as I define them, are Power of Idealism films.
#WritingAdviceWednesday – Making It Personal
#WritingAdviceWednesday – Quit obsessing and start writing.
#WritingAdviceWednesday – Ugly Betty
A Successful and Proven Format The Ugly Betty (Yo soy, Betty la Fea) telenovela has translated successfully around the world and the recent American version garnered Golden Globe, People’s Choice, and Writers Guild Awards for best new series as well as a best actress Golden Globe for America Ferrera. What makes the Ugly Betty format so… Continue reading #WritingAdviceWednesday – Ugly Betty