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screenplay

anladmór · 2009-02-04 19:51:48

do you write it in the past tense and how do you suggest i introduce the 2 charachters?

04-02-2009 7:51pm

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anladmór

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do you write it in the past tense and how do you suggest i introduce the 2 charachters?

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#2 05-02-2009 5:12pm

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anladmór wrote: »

do you write it in the past tense and how do you suggest i introduce the 2 charachters?

write it in the tense you feel most comfortable with. If it needs to be changed later on, then so be it, it's much easier to change something that is already there, than to worry about what doesn't exist yet.

What 2 characters? Who are they? Where are they? Why do they need to meet?
Or do you mean, how do you introduce them to the reader of your screenplay?? To which i would respond, write about them, and they will get introduced.....

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#3 05-02-2009 7:59pm

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Is it worth writing on for the irish film industry I wonder? On one hand, the films tend to be crap so there's obviously not much competition. On the other, you'd be doing well to even get someone in the industry to read it.

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