Through to the first round of the BSSC! Hooray!!!
Makes up for failing in the Nicholl, Bluecat, and being a scriptapa-loser, I supose.
After blowing my blog wad with a couple of long and rambling blogs, been a bit blogged out. I'm re-writing and polishing for SWS and Red Planet, and trying desperatly to cobble something together for the Digital Shorts program, as well as power of threeing and trying to do a draft for a graphic novel collaberation - there just arent enough hours in the day! And I dont even have a job!!
How does everyone else do it? When do you find the time to write? And how many hours do y'all do a week? I do 45-50 - but like I said, no job, so that's about the equivelant of doing a full time job (if you count commuting!)
Still, we love it don't we?
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About Me
“Reality, on the screen, is a sort of bore. Movies are a kind of dream; I think they should have an unreal edge to them.
And that‘s what I try to do.”
Sir David Lean.
And that‘s what I try to do.”
Sir David Lean.
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- Dan Alexander
- David Bishop
- Dom
- Helen Smith
- Jackson Pillock
- James Moran
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- Mr Piers
- Ms Patton
- Oli
- Paul Cornell's House of Awkwardness
- Scriptwriting & Script Reading in the UK
- Stuart Perry's Displacement Activities
- t'other far away
- the potdoll
- wasitsomethingiwrote?
- William Gallagher
- Writing for Performance
1 comment:
When I'm on the board or doing a first draft, I do 2 hours after work every weeknight, and that gets me a first draft in two months starting from scratch.
Right now I'm polishing, so it's more like two hours a night three nights a week, plus another two or three at the weekend.
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