Welcome to the fifth of our Creative Challenges. We’ve focused on writing about identities in our first week of Creative Challenges: WriteMovies’ 100-Day Creative Challenge 5 gets you exploring the identity that means the most to you.
Welcome to the fourth of our Creative Challenges. We’re focusing on writing about identities in our first week of Creative Challenges: WriteMovies’ 100-Day Creative Challenge 4 gets you exploring the gap between people’s true identities, and how others perceive them to be.
Welcome to the third of our Creative Challenges. We’re focusing on writing about identities in our first week of Creative Challenges: WriteMovies’ 100-Day Creative Challenge 3 is designed to get you exploring what makes someone’s identity fascinating!
Welcome to the second of our Creative Challenges. WriteMovies’ 100-Day Creative Challenge 2 is designed to get you exploring the difference between identities and roles, in screenwriting and writing.
Welcome to the first of our Creative Challenges. WriteMovies’ 100-Day Creative Challenge 1 is designed to get you practicing describing yourself, for wideranging benefit for your screenwriting and writing.
To support our followers through the Coronavirus lockdowns and beyond, WriteMovies is launching our 100-Day Creative Challenge. It’s a simple daily structure to help you all keep positive, focused and successful – compiled from our acclaimed WriteMovies Academy, to help you all build and grow momentum every day! CLICK HERE to visit the #100DayCC homepage and get started!
The Challenges get you creating whatever suits you – useful notes, sketches, scripts – while growing in a core aspect of writing every day. Sharing your activity on social media (or directly to us for mentoring, through our new Academy Lite service) can also keep you connected and mutually supported. See WHY we’re doing this here, and also how to build a new PLAN and routine that will get you through the lockdown in the best way possible, for everyone’s sake. (more…)
I guess all the customers at cinemas like this one at Universal City are invisible themselves right now.
As Easter passes, the world looks utterly different to how it did a month ago – and perhaps it always will. Back then, I was compiling a week of my ‘L.A. Diary’ to reveal publicly for the first time a week of meetings that show how we pitch and promote our winners’ scripts directly to industry, and how we network and build synergies and opportunities together with them. But as the tragedies and restrictions grew in China, Italy and Spain, a shadow was looming over us all. All of the normal industry meetings and trips I featured in the L.A. Diary became impossible in California just a few weeks later. Filming became impossible, box office revenue has evaporated from one market after another and another, and the industry is suspended with no sign of when business as usual can restart, or even if it’ll be possible. Not just the Hollywood industry – London and Bollywood are on hold too, like so many other places. (more…)
