Find something in them that you like, figure out how they did it, then use that technique in your own work. Look at what they did and how they did it.
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If you're a painter, great! Get the fundamentals down - brushes, how to mix paints, basic scenes, and so on - and then do your best to emulate and reproduce Michelangelo and Monet's badassery in your own work. you can - and ought to - get that from anywhere you can. Honestly, here's how I look at artists/creative people and creating stuff, at least when I sit down to do it: The ideas have to come from you. These include breaking physics to drop into bullet time and putting a batch scene under one slug instead of writing out the exact same thing five separate times because you're not an A-list writer/director, and only A-list writer/directors get to do that. There are the rules you can't break or you'll die - the specifics of formatting spring to mind - and then there are the rules you can bend or break altogether if you have the courage and you know what you're doing. It's like the Matrix, screenwriting especially. I have to say that to my mind, creativity is a matter of forgiveness vs. No Sale of Copyrighted Material or Sharing of Confidential MaterialĪll good points. Posts Made by ( u/deleted) Accounts are Subject to Removal Observe Dedicated Weekly Threads for Loglines, Memes, Etc Provide Descriptive/Informative Titles for Posts Screenplays MUST be properly formatted/Do not post your film without the screenplay. No Contest, Coverage or Service AdvertisingĬomplaints About Paid Feedback Must Include Script and Evaluations
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