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If your story has a flawed character, Michael Arndt recommends that the story open by dramatizing the character in their essence--engulfed in their obsession. For Woody, playing with Andy is his favorite thing. For Mr. Incredible, being a superhero is his favorite thing. For Marlin, taking care of Nemo and being a family man is his obsession. "Character flaws come out of the grand obsession. It's a good thing (or something rooted in good intentions) that's been taken too far." Woody takes pride in being Andy's favorite toy. He loves being Andy's favorite toy so much that he doesn't want to share that with anyone. Marlin takes pride in his family. He wants so badly to be a good parent that he's insecure, untrusting, dependent. Mr. Incredible takes pride in being Mr. #1 and he doesn't want to share that with anyone--especially not a sidekick. If you've got a flawed character, be sure to dramatize their obsession. Follow for writing tips: @kiingocreative . . . . #writingtips #amwriting #writing #screenwriting #screenwriter #filmmaker #filmmaking #writerslife #howtowrite #screenwritersofinstagram #writersofinstagram #authorsofinstagram #writersfollowwriters #writingcommunity #writerscommunity #writerscommunityofinstagram #writersblock #writersprint #bookstagram #nanowrimo

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It’s Sunday and if this makes you feel some type of way— maybe this is your sign ‍‍something is better than nothing. #KeepWriting @damnwriteoriginals

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I’ve been waiting to do this project since Feb 2018. It’s been closed to chest since then. After new revisions it’s officially registered with @wgaeast The first written film of 2019. Romance thriller. Blessings. Details to be announced. Stay tune for upcoming announcements. Props to @really_sharrie I seen your #WGAE post. Also, April 24 @thehourglassfilm will be screening at the Point Lookout Film Festival April 24, 2019 (2:30pm-4:30 slot) Much appreciation to all the cast, crew and supporters who made this possible. We hope to see everyone there. Link in BIO. #Tribeca #nyc #writers #cinephile #filmmakers #screenwriting #blackfilmmakers #screenwriter #baltimore #screening #blackownedbusiness

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“I cannot start my day with a confrontation. I simply have no time for confrontations.” - @phantomthread


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The terms "antagonist" and "villain" are sometimes used interchangeably. There is a difference, however. We can think of a "villain" as a representation of the story's negative theme. The villain is a thematic role and implies a negative morality. The antagonist (or opponent), on the other hand, serves as the dramatic opponent to the protagonist. In other words, the antagonist serves a dramatic function, rather than a thematic function. Often villains are also antagonists. However, your story might have an opponent who is not actually a villain. The opponent might be more moral than the protagonist! This can especially be the case if the protagonist is a flawed character. For instance, Buzz is Woody's antagonist but not a villain. In this way, an antagonist stands in opposition to a character by being opposed to their dramatic goal, but that antagonist need not be immoral. The opponent in a romance is actually the romantic partner (i.e. the person standing in the way--for a time--of the protagonist winning the romantic partner's love). The romantic partner is an antagonist but seldom a villain. In Breaking Bad, Hank is Walter's antagonist. Is Hank a villain, though? Hardly. Consider whether your antagonist is a villain. Follow for writing tips: @kiingocreative . . . . #writingtips #amwriting #writing #screenwriting #screenwriter #filmmaker #filmmaking #writerslife #howtowrite #screenwritersofinstagram #writersofinstagram #authorsofinstagram #writersfollowwriters #writingcommunity #writerscommunity #writerscommunityofinstagram #writersblock #writersprint #bookstagram #nanowrimo

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Last night was And then waking up to this view But no one ever said all play and no work. Or did they?

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Someone help me get out my head!

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Stop procrastinating!⠀ ⠀ What are you writing today?⠀ ⠀ We want to learn more about what you're writing. Click the link in bio to tell us what you're working on!⠀ ⠀ #screenwriting #screenwriter #screenplay #writing #amwriting #writer #writing #writerslife #writersofinstagram #writerscommunity #screenwritersofinstagram #writersnetwork #film #indiefilm #officespace #inspiration #motivation #writingcommunity


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Needed to drop this here also. I see y’all. All of you. I’ve said it before, if your social feeds do not inspire you, follow new people.



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