Check out my latest post over at Greenwriter.org!
It’s called “Writing Your Life Story? Don’t Forget the Compelling Concept” and it’s about one of the most common mistakes I see as a reader – writing a screenplay about your life when your life really isn’t all that exciting.
Check it out!
Writing Your Life Story? Don’t Forget the Compelling Concept
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Hi, my name is Christopher and I'm a professional script reader in Los Angeles and the founder of scriptxray.com.I also created scribbleplay.com - a place to write, where writers can get published, continue ongoing stories or create their own, and join the growing community of writers.
Hi Chris, it's been awhile..
I just like to say that I totally agree with you. Although, we all write stories deriving from some point that we came across in our life experiences, most of the times it comes from the moments. I think experiences in real life are fascinating and usually this is where motivation and inspirations came from, but there's the danger of being personal.
For me, I like to just think about that moment of experience and then come up with something else to tell the story.
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