“So here I am once more” are the words that open Marillion’s classic 1983 album Script For a Jester’s Tear. Likewise, here I am, once more, sitting at Panera Bread. My laptop is in front of me. I’m back to writing Act II. I love writing screenplays. They’re the perfect marriage of brevity and bombast. […]
30 Days With Aristotle And Me
The Famous Greek Philosopher Helps Me Finish My Screenplay…In One Month?
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Table of Contents
- 2012
- 30-Day Screenwriting Schedule
- 3×5 Scene Cards
- Ace In the Hole
- Act II
- Adaptation
- Aristotle's Poetics for Screenwriters
- Billy Wilder
- Bradbury
- Calliope
- Camel
- Children's Books
- Chopin
- Dave Brubeck
- Day 24 – Aristotle Surprises Me
- Day 25 – Paranormal Activity
- Day 30 – New Insights and Motivation
- Day Eight – Breakthrough
- Day Five – Walking
- Day Four – Writing
- Day Nine – Writing
- Day One – Set Up
- Day Seven – Thinking
- Day Six – Don't Ask
- Day Ten – Replotting
- Day Three – Writing
- Day Two – Schedule
- Days 11-22 – Holiday
- Dick Van Dyke Show
- Eluveitie
- Folk-Metal
- Half Light Soundtrack
- Hemingway
- Illusion Suite
- Marillion
- Music
- Myrath
- Paranormal Activity
- Progressive Metal
- Progressive Rock
- Screenplay As Music
- Solving Creative Problems
- Steven Pressfield
- The War of Art
- Tyr
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