Every screenplay I've started didn't begin with an answer.
It began with a question.
What if a single decision changed the fate of an entire civilization?
That question became pages of notes, characters, and scenes.
I've learned that writing isn't just about putting words on paper. It's about asking questions that refuse to leave your mind until you find the answer.
Every blank page is an invitation to discover a world that didn't exist yesterday.
As a screenwriter, that's one of the things I enjoy most—not knowing exactly where the journey will lead when I write the first line.
What question inspired your latest screenplay or creative project?
I'd love to hear about it.
Since gravity does not exist, Does light exist? As of a few days ago, I think I want to write a movie about that question.
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If what we call gravity is only an effect of spacetime geometry, then what else have humans mistaken for a fundamental “thing”? And if our understanding of light is also incomplete, what happens when we discover that light isn't what we thought it was?
Clinton Oparaocha exactly. Once you start thinking about it, it gets very interesting. I now ‘know’ light does not exist. The reality was staring us in the face the whole time.
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David Taylor Well, which way is up in space? As Steven Wright used to ask, "If we know the speed of light, what is the speed of dark?"