I’m new to screenwriting and I really love it but writing scene description is very hard for me for some reason.
Even just establishing a simple scene taking place in a house is difficult for me. Any tips?
I’m new to screenwriting but I think I can use work on how to actually write better scene description. It always comes off as incorrect prose, literary or any sort of nonsense that doesn’t actually flow wit the story.
Please, I really need advice.
Wrote a script not too long ago. I’m new to screenwriting and I just want to learn the craft of it as much as I can. This is a script I’m really proud of but I feel like it can get better. It’s only 4 pages so I’m just looking for any tips or pointers.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZZL7KWS68piIDNaWTtajT6Zf5OBAyBR0/view?usp=drivesdk
So I’m writing a story about a character who has to embark on a journey to rescue his father in a downtrodden town where evil is rampant. The issue is he’s so into the idea that there’s always a happy ending in the end that he becomes blindsided by all the evil that happens in the town.
I’m kinda making up the story as I go along but I want to read some books about the nature of suffering and how one comes to terms with the cruelty and often randomness of life. Maybe that will spark some ideas onto me, y’know?
I’m kinda new to screenwriting and I want to take the craft of storytelling seriously and eventually a television writer.
But I don’t know how to make up stories for TV. Can anyone suggest any good books about writing for television?
I’m currently trying to “search for God” but I don’t trust mankind’s judgement on Him. But I know I have to do my research to try to understand how Christianity came to being.