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A Day’s Work – 25/05/2007 | The Mind's Book

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The Mind’s Book. What words do the thoughts speak this day? A Day’s Work – 25/05/2007. Writing for an Audience. The cinematic experience is not just made up of words you might put on paper, but the audiences emotional reaction to that information. Which is most important? It could be that all three are important, yet at the same time, unimportant. All fall under the category of People to People. What is the writer’s purpose? Audiences want to be transported by a screenplay. Where do you look for a story?

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Reflections ~ 25/05/07 | The Mind's Book

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The Mind’s Book. What words do the thoughts speak this day? To be honest, my answer to that would be, I would. In fact there would be many things that I would want to change. I’ve made too many mistakes and done too few things right in my life. However, there is one thing in particular that I would hope to have prevented. I would have tried my very best to prevent myself from screwing up my education. However the fact does remain that what is done is done. Things of the past can’t be changed. Wha...A fri...

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The Openers Twelve | The Mind's Book

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The Mind’s Book. What words do the thoughts speak this day? 1 The days of Summer are here, and with it, comes the first hints of Snow. 2 In the warmth of the morning sun, in the midst of the forest, a child is born of a hollow willow tree, so speak the words of the prophecy. 3 Jim stares into her eyes, his face bursting with joy, his hands now a crimson red. 4 Luke stands silent in the courtyard as he gazes upon the ninth moon. 12 Walking out the door, Jake looks closely at the black bird perched up upon...

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Visual Trigger | The Mind's Book

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The Mind’s Book. What words do the thoughts speak this day? Pete says as he gently reaches behind the young girl’s neck and clips on the gold chain bearing a single ruby pendent in the middle. Thanks daddy, how do I look? The girl asks excitedly as she reaches to feel the object around her neck. Pete takes a few steps back, a gentle smile across his wrinkled face. He looks at his daughter Sarah, a young lady with long flowing brown hair, dressed in a plain white silk dress. You look beautiful sweetheart.

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4. Visual Trigger | His Diary

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Because everything looks better from a black and white perspective…. 2 50 Word Stories. 5 Letter To The Past. 6 True False Stories. As the faint light shines on the pool of blood, it reflects fiendish bars off the iron railings, encapsulating Tyson behind the bars. The retiring sun soon vanishes as Tyson observes the phenomenon his imaginary bleak future, where his dreams of going to the upcoming martial arts tournament may just dissolve away. 3 comments so far. On June 9, 2007. On June 9, 2007.

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Class Notes | His Diary

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Because everything looks better from a black and white perspective…. 2 50 Word Stories. 5 Letter To The Past. 6 True False Stories. Class Notes (Week 1). Class Notes (Week 2). Class Notes (Week 3). Class Notes (Week 4). Class Notes (Week 5). Class Notes (Week 6). Class Notes (Week 7). Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. 2 50 Word Stories.

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The Silvered Post | His Diary

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Because everything looks better from a black and white perspective…. 2 50 Word Stories. 5 Letter To The Past. 6 True False Stories. Posted May 3, 2007. Yun Lin volunteered to answer and she mentioned that it would have been easier to write with only 1 opener. When asked why by the captain, she responded by saying that because with every opener she reads, her brain formulates different ways to cater to each opener, resulting in tons of ideas to choose from and hence causing her brain to malfunction. We ha...

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Reflections ~ 01/06/07 | The Mind's Book

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The Mind’s Book. What words do the thoughts speak this day? Every story should involve conflict, and as a result of conflict, there will be change. Stories have conflicts to make them more interesting and engaging, but what of conflicts in real life? Of course, you may think that I’m just being cynical, but how can there not be conflict in any relationship involving people? Isn’t there already enough conflict going round in the world? Haven’t we all seen it before in stories? The silent, disconnected imm...

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True and False Stories | The Mind's Book

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The Mind’s Book. What words do the thoughts speak this day? True and False Stories. Don’t say anything. I know. Just get back to sleep. And that was what we did. Published on May 25, 2007 at 9:18 am Comments (17). To TrackBack this entry is:. Https:/ eithelonnen.wordpress.com/true-and-false-stories/trackback/. Feed for comments on this post. 17 Comments Leave a comment. On May 25, 2007 at 9:03 pm directorray. I guess the 1st story is true! On May 26, 2007 at 1:36 am shuhui. On May 27, 2007 at 1:41 am He.

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A Day’s Work – 04/05/2007 | The Mind's Book

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The Mind’s Book. What words do the thoughts speak this day? A Day’s Work – 04/05/2007. The third of storytelling class Here be the notes contained within,. Observe in a conscious way. Develop the ability to see and record movements, physical characteristics and settings. There are two forms of Observation. Looking blankly at something without taking note of details or registering anything to mind. Examples of this are observations made when,. When performing routine or familiar actions. Letter to the Past.