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48: The Best of a Bad Situation | Beasley Green

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Write up my street. 48: The Best of a Bad Situation. December 10, 2016. Jakarta Bound is a travelogue about life in one of the largest and most densely populated cities in South East Asia. After a couple of days, I calmed down. Simon had been in Malaysia on business during that time and we had arranged to meet when he got back. I wanted to see him face-to-face, hear his side of the story about the incident at Jeff’s apartment and just feel him out a bit more as a person. From Simon’s pragmatic viewpoint,...

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Television writing – getting into shape | The Euroscript Blog

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The best place to discuss the craft of scriptwriting. Skip to primary content. Television writing – getting into shape. Are you a Jackson Pollock sort of writer? Do you like to chuck words on the page, smear them about a bit, roll your storylines around and hurl characters at the screen until something sticks? Matthew Graham, clever, talented writer of tons of television, but most notably co-creator of Life on Mars. And Ashes to Ashes. The job of writing well for television demands a two-fold approach:.

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The Euroscript Blog | The best place to discuss the craft of scriptwriting | Page 2

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The best place to discuss the craft of scriptwriting. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Newer posts →. Four steps to starting a compelling script. I used to agonise over not getting round to starting a new script. Maybe you’re the same. Or maybe (and I’ve done this too) you start writing and then find the idea fades and dies and the script disappoints. To be writing it! Nothing is certain, but I’ve found these four steps will ignite my blue touch-paper. What does she want? If I hang aro...

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zokewole | The Euroscript Blog

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The best place to discuss the craft of scriptwriting. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Television writing getting into shape (part two). In the first part. Of her article, experienced television drama script editor, Yvonne Grace. The writer uses the Story Document to shape his/her episode and to give it the recognised format of that particular show. Here the storylines finally make it into a script format. There will be an. Or main/central) storyline identified in the Story Document, a.

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Gabriella Apicella | The Euroscript Blog

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The best place to discuss the craft of scriptwriting. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Author Archives: Gabriella Apicella. Euroscript Goes To LSF 2013. This is YOUR Festival! Chris Jones’ rousing opening to LSF 2013 set the optimistic and energetic tone that would power through last weekend, inspiring over 700 people to be the best writers they can be! As a regular partner of the London Screenwriters Festival. And managed to put his signature on a few copies of his novel Utter Folly.

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47: Chaos Theory | Beasley Green

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Write up my street. December 8, 2016. Jakarta Bound is a travelogue about life in one of the largest and most densely populated cities in South East Asia. It had been a little over three weeks since I had arrived in Jakarta, but it had felt like three months. Eventful for mainly the wrong reasons, apart from my trip to Jogja, my time so far had been pretty unsatisfying and frustrating to say the least. This was the first time in my life I didn’t have. Am I simply a magnet for chaos? Fuck, fuckity, fuck!

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50. Mind The Gap | Beasley Green

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Write up my street. 50 Mind The Gap. December 20, 2016. Jakarta Bound is a travelogue about life in one of the largest and most densely populated cities in South East Asia. So that one day someone could drive to a fancy mall in an air-conditioned luxury car, buy a Gucci handbag or a pair of Nikes and stop for a fucking Starbucks before going home! The prize of progression. This entry was posted in An English Teacher's Travelogue of Life in Jakarta. And tagged Expat life in Jakarta. Things to do in Jakarta.

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51. Almost, But Not | Beasley Green

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Write up my street. 51 Almost, But Not. January 9, 2017. Jakarta Bound is a travelogue about life in one of the largest and most densely populated cities in South East Asia. It was all ridiculous. I felt like one of the players in some petty drama where all the characters were trying to con, bluff and double-bluff each other:. An English teacher thousands of miles from home, a salacious salesman masquerading as an English gent and a Belgian buffoon with a place to rent. But who can be trusted? It really ...