Elizabeth

@valtmy I know this uncertainty. You can be sure that you’ll be in my prayers.

@ariella-newheart  Congrats!! I always love congratulating people when they move up a level 😀

*coughs*  Ahhh, you and your smoke bombs X)

@aislinn-mollisong

@anne-of-lothlorien Oh goodness. Yep. Pretty much.

@anne-of-lothlorien  *shrieks and falls off chair*  AAAA! I LOVE THAT SO MUCH!! X’D

@Jenwriter17 I like Han, but if 70 year old Harrison Ford played young Han I would be happier. XD

Okay so maybe this new actor dude won’t be too bad? I don’t know. I’m just reserving judgement until I see the actual movie.

As for Rey and Kylo…no offense to anyone, but I absolutely don’t like them together. 😉

@Jenwriter17 as Elizabeth said, the plot points of writing a movie script is the same as a fiction novel. And as Rochellaine said there’s a lot of different people who take part in the storytelling.

My #1 tip: imagine every single word you write as happening in a movie. If you can see it perfectly in the movie style, then write down the small…[Read more]

@jenwriter17  Totally get it!  🙂

@jenwriter17  @notawriter  @ariella-newheart @dekreel

I have a character that desperately needs a face.  😉

Her name is Keegan and she is 15 years old.  She has thick dark hair (brown, but almost black) that hangs past the middle of her back.  Her eyes are icy blue and she probably has a smirk or a bossy smile.  Personality: independent, easil…[Read more]

*puts hands on hips*  This topic has been deserted long enough.  I shall put an end to this monstrosity!  Voila.  😉

Introducing my superhero/fiction novella that is currently untitled because I seriously started it about 3 weeks ago.  🙂 🙂

@jenwriter17  Unfortunately, I am not a movie writer either.  But I’m sure one of the lovely people you tagged can be of some assistance.  🙂

@jenwriter17  Awww…thanks!  🙂 🙂

@aislinn-mollisong Yes, I once wrote a scene where my MC was taught to use a sword. There are of course many different approaches to teaching someone sword fighting, mainly depending on how much time is available. Generally, you’re taught footwork first, then sword drills are added on. A sword drill is a single maneuver practiced over and over.

I…[Read more]

Hahaha!

@dekreel Amen, sister.

I wonder when I’ll stop doing that. Because I’m always doing it. Sometimes, I make myself higher than others, and sometimes I have to bury my head in a pillow.

*instead of petting you, offers you a non-melted chair*

Just remember, that God made you unique, special and loved. Writing does not become your identity. It’s…[Read more]

@aislinn-mollisong
Wow… that is a hard life. 😛 One of my characters used to be like that… no wait, there still are some.

(Of course! Once I edit those, but I’ll probably want people who’ve already read the first book. @dekreel You too)

@ariella-newheart  Why, thank you, ma’am.  🙂

@aislinn-mollisong  *bows*