#bakery #cake #Frida
…and not for eating!
It’s their territory, of course, but they seem quite happy to share it with others.
Now, if only the rest of the world could follow their example…
…and not for eating!
It’s their territory, of course, but they seem quite happy to share it with others.
Now, if only the rest of the world could follow their example…
There it was—from our Caribbean balcony—a rainbow that we were actually ABOVE. Can you see it? It’s barely there. But what a wonder! Travel—it can show you things you might never have imagined, sites you’ll never forget.
#travel #rainbows #ocean #beauty #Caribbean
There it was—from our Caribbean balcony—a rainbow that we were actually ABOVE. Can you see it? It’s barely there. But what a wonder! Travel—it can show you things you might never have imagined, sites you’ll never forget.
#travel #rainbows #ocean #beauty #Caribbean
Following the wedding day exercise, Mark and Sue are now on their honeymoon in Fiji. As they’re snorkeling a reef, she decides she really does love him and he decides he wants to leave her. Write their contrasting voiceovers, and the fish they see.
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Following the wedding day exercise, Mark and Sue are now on their honeymoon in Fiji. As they’re snorkeling a reef, she decides she really does love him and he decides he wants to leave her. Write their contrasting voiceovers, and the fish they see.
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Following last week’s getting married voiceover between Mark and Sue, it’s now their wedding day. Write their internal thoughts in a voiceover that alternates with their spoken marriage vows. He’s gung-ho about the marriage and she’s super negative.
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Following last week’s getting married voiceover between Mark and Sue, it’s now their wedding day. Write their internal thoughts in a voiceover that alternates with their spoken marriage vows. He’s gung-ho about the marriage and she’s super negative.
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Mark and Sue agree to marry. But internally, she’s sure it’s never going to work and, internally, so is he. So while they have the “rah-rah...we’re getting married” conversation, write their internal voiceovers where they doubt it will work.
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Mark and Sue agree to marry. But internally, she’s sure it’s never going to work and, internally, so is he. So while they have the “rah-rah...we’re getting married” conversation, write their internal voiceovers where they doubt it will work.
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More with Mark and Sue from last week: Sue talks to Mark and doesn’t refuse his proposal out loud, but in a voiceover, we hear how he interprets her banter as a refusal and starts making a mental list [his voiceover] of why their marriage would work.
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More with Mark and Sue from last week: Sue talks to Mark and doesn’t refuse his proposal out loud, but in a voiceover, we hear how he interprets her banter as a refusal and starts making a mental list [his voiceover] of why their marriage would work.
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#fish #snorkeling #oceans #art
#fish #snorkeling #oceans #art
Following up on last week’s exercise, as Mark listens to Sue, he mentally argues against her reasons for not getting married. Write those mental arguments—his internal voiceover—that he has as she continues to speak.
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Following up on last week’s exercise, as Mark listens to Sue, he mentally argues against her reasons for not getting married. Write those mental arguments—his internal voiceover—that he has as she continues to speak.
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Mark and Sue are at dinner. He’s just proposed. His phone rings and he takes it. While he’s talking, internally Sue says what she's thinking—that marriage isn't for her—and we HEAR her voice enumerate the reasons. Write what she says [her voiceover].
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Mark and Sue are at dinner. He’s just proposed. His phone rings and he takes it. While he’s talking, internally Sue says what she's thinking—that marriage isn't for her—and we HEAR her voice enumerate the reasons. Write what she says [her voiceover].
#screenwriting #writing
Stuck in L.A. traffic on Halloween, TOM, 35, sees a bunch of kids in costume and flashes back to when he was 7 and got lost on Halloween. Write that flashback scene. See you Tuesday for another exercise!
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Stuck in L.A. traffic on Halloween, TOM, 35, sees a bunch of kids in costume and flashes back to when he was 7 and got lost on Halloween. Write that flashback scene. See you Tuesday for another exercise!
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JEREMY, 95, is in a hospital bed, dying. A nurse comes in who reminds him of his wife, LANA, long dead, and he FLASHES BACK to when he first met her. Write the flashback scene of their first meeting.
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JEREMY, 95, is in a hospital bed, dying. A nurse comes in who reminds him of his wife, LANA, long dead, and he FLASHES BACK to when he first met her. Write the flashback scene of their first meeting.
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#baking #pies #feelgoodfood
#baking #pies #feelgoodfood
Think back to when YOU turned 13… and as you watch a friend’s child turn 13, FLASHBACK to your own turning-13-moment and write that scene.
See you Tuesday for another exercise!
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Think back to when YOU turned 13… and as you watch a friend’s child turn 13, FLASHBACK to your own turning-13-moment and write that scene.
See you Tuesday for another exercise!
#screenwriting #writing