Sometimes after outlining or writing scripts, writers have leftovers (ideas, characters, scenes, etc.). Save them for your other scripts and future scripts.
@Maurice Yes, I never delete good ideas. They don’t have to be re cycled into a different project entirely but can be re worked into Transmedia strands.Eg Novel, comic, novelettes. Prequel & Sequel scripts too.
Maurice Vaughan It's usually a character for me. I find they don't fit into the world of one script so they end up becoming the main character in another (Haha!)
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@Maurice Yes, I never delete good ideas. They don’t have to be re cycled into a different project entirely but can be re worked into Transmedia strands.Eg Novel, comic, novelettes. Prequel & Sequel scripts too.
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Love this!
That's a fantastic idea, Debbie Croysdale! Thanks!
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Thanks, Eric McKeever. Do you save leftovers?
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Maurice Vaughan It's usually a character for me. I find they don't fit into the world of one script so they end up becoming the main character in another (Haha!)
I'll have to try that, Eric McKeever. Thanks!
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Yes. I do the same. It helps a lot and saves the time as well.
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It does save time, Priya Mistry. Thanks for pointing that out. I have a feature script outline template that I use. It saves time too.