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LIVE - Creative Writing & Screenwriting Class: Ask Me (Almost) Anything

In today’s Ask Me Almost Anything I am asked a lot - including (about 39 minutes in): What is the biggest difference between being a screenwriter and being a writer/director? ALSO DISCUSSED: What do I think about David Zucker making a new comedy movie? And do spoof comedy movies have a structure? Do I think people should watch Paul Thomas Anderson movies (yes!) What is my weakness as a writer? how did I handle it? What do I do if I have finished a script and I think it’s good - but it’s too short? How do you know the right moment to get out of a scene? Also see these videos - Dramatic Action -    • Screenwriting Essentials: Dramatic Action   and Think In Scenes -    • Screenwriting Essentials: THINK IN SCENES   Do publishers hate colons and semi-colons, but love dashes? And if so - why? Do I think non-linear storytelling confuses the audience? How do you not-show a love scene/sex scene but make it understood that it happened? How did I come to accept not getting many opportunities to direct, and “just” being a screenwriter? How does someone know if their creativity is “worth expressing to the masses”? Definitely look at this video: “How Do You Know What’s Good?” - https://youtube.com/live/I_CoWdftBxM Can you start writing without an outline? Check out this video - Live Writing Class - “Write YOUR Way” https://youtube.com/live/RMPMt_81BNc and even this one: LIVE - SCREENWRITING AMA: “Can You Make A Movie Without A Script?” https://youtube.com/live/pVsG-TyaBTI How many flashbacks is too many? Also see this video: Flashbacks -    • Flashbacks   What do I think is the future of screenwriting? Also see this video: Career Advice Amid Chaos -    • Screenwriting Career Advice In A Time Of C...   I also referred to this video - please check it out: Instinct -    • Screenwriting Essentials: Instinct   In these ASK ME (ALMOST) ANYTHING livestreams. I try to tell you what I know, learned about the art, craft & biz during a 25-year career writing for movies & TV. Want to ask a question but not watching live?? ASK IT RIGHT, in the COMMENTS SECTION of this video! or use the “contact me” tabs at: writingforscreens.com