Writing scripts is hard. I'm more used to improv - call me a Mike Leigh rip-off, but I just prefer it, y'know? It's difficult to write anything as realistic as, well, real life
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Well, sweetie, I can't say I've had writer's block before, since I'm not a writer, but I've had creative blocks before when coming up with choreography. Usually what I tend to do when that happens is just move and then, eventually, something comes to me that would be perfect for whatever I'm working on.
Writers do that, too, sometimes, don't they? Stream of consciousness stuff, I mean.
Hee~ No, silly. Try just writing. Something completely random. It doesn't have to make sense or have anything to do with what you're writing. Eventually, you'll find something that works.
I have heard from some individuals that listening to music may help. However, that could only work if you are the type of person who can work with music in the background.
I've put myself on a regiment where I must sit down in front of the computer with a Word document open for two hours every night at the same time. Even if nothing much comes out of it, you'll have at least a few good beats after editing. And, if you simply can't think of anything, you'll grow to hate staring at a blank page so much that you'll either be productive or go mad. I haven't quite driven myself to the latter yet, but I'm sure it can't be too long in coming.
If you've a good amount of discipline, this tactic should see you through a block.
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Writers do that, too, sometimes, don't they? Stream of consciousness stuff, I mean.
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If you've a good amount of discipline, this tactic should see you through a block.
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Hey, Aubrey, you're into acting, right?
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