Writing is as difficult as staying under the water as long as you and also trying to get a clear vision under the water without googles... It drives killer pains to my brain, please how can this be managed?
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I've been trying to think of something to help you out but it's really just something you have to experience and be prepared for. Douglas Adams admitted the there is a great deal of madness in writing. To think that we can created stories and characters out of thin air that will entertain and teach people is ridiculous. It really is. Everyone has their own way of dealing with it and you'll just have to find out yours. Each writer will have their own moments that make it all worth while and help them manage. For me it's the moment a character does something I didn't expect or even refused to follow the plan I had for them. Sound crazy? Yes. Does it happen often? No. But it's worth every second of it. Just keep at it. Keep writing and you'll get there.
Thank you very much... I feel like a baby cared with love of gifts... I appreciate
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It seemed very hard at first but after writing a lot screenplays it seems a lot easier. I guess writing a lot of them helps.
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I've been working on my feature screenplay for two years and with the help, guidance and advice from various screenwriters, script services and reading posts, I've managed to keep going. There have been times I've almost given up, but I found leaving it for a while and then going back to it later, really helped and the process has been amazing and I'm so glad I stuck to it, because it is now taking shape and I'm really happy about it. Don't worry too much, or stress over it, just enjoy the writing process, keeping positive helps and remember that your screenplay could take hundreds of revisions before it gets to where you want it to be.