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The power of parody as a way of reviewing a film with a laugh. There’s this young Argentinian, Jorge Pinarello, who is the creator of a very amusing Youtube channel named Te Lo Resumo Así Nomás (I will summarise it… … 42 more words via WORST FILMS OF 2019! Really funny stuff to cheer you up… Continue reading WORST FILMS OF 2019! Really funny stuff to cheer you up a bit during coronatimes’ confinement — The Script Blog

A Master of Physical Comedy. Comedy always helps in times of distress. This being the case, why not revisit (or visit for the first time) a genius of the trade? 32 more words via Buster Keaton: The Best Comedian Ever? — The Script Blog

Harrison Ford, Mark Hamill and Peter Mayhew rehearsing a scene on the Star Wars‘ set, aboard The Millenium Falcon, and having a laugh. Alec Guiness , our beloved Obi-Wan, is there too, but he seems to be thinking “What the… … 54 more words via Great Material from the Original Star Wars + Let’s Have a… Continue reading Great Material from the Original Star Wars + Let’s Have a Laugh about it all (Thanks to Robot Chicken and Hishe) — The Script Blog

I love reading and writing action-orientated stories. It doesn’t matter if it’s a movie or book—I love all the action with fights, weapons, car chases, martial arts, or an old-fashioned shootout. It may sound easy enough to write, but you might be surprised what it takes to make your fight scene really shine and […] via… Continue reading Writing Action Scenes — A Writer’s Path

by Amanda Schlindwein Any creative venture is uniquely special to its creator. There’s a conception, a gestation period of preparation and practice, and then a birth. To hand your story over to a reader, or to hit send on that online submission, can feel a bit like handing your newborn baby to a […] via Pressing… Continue reading Pressing Submit: 3 Positive Affirmations for Writers — A Writer’s Path

by Cátia Isabel Silva What is lacking in my story? – The more you write, the more you’ll be asking yourself this question, and if you aren’t careful, it probably means that you’re not getting any improvement. It’s really important for any professional try getting better at what it is they do, to […] via 4… Continue reading 4 Quick Tips to Improve Your Stories — A Writer’s Path

by ARHuelsenbeck If you are writing a story, you must consider how you will handle these seven elements: via Elements of Fiction — A Writer’s Path

by L.A. Murphy One of the most important things to consider when writing anything is the setting. Where, when and why are the questions I always ask myself when I write anything. Is the setting realistic? Too obvious? Too vague? Is it present, past or future? Is it in a little time pocket […] via Setting… Continue reading Setting is Crucial to Your Story — A Writer’s Path

by Ryan Lanz You may not know it starting out, but every time you begin a story, you make promises to your readers. Even if you aren’t aware what promises you’re making, your readers will be bothered if you don’t fulfill them. “Some people don’t understand the promises they’re making when […] via How to Make… Continue reading How to Make the Right Promises to Your Readers — A Writer’s Path