THE WELL AGAIN

[kevers]

The next day I sat in my coffee shop and scribbled out ideas. Of the seventeen I came up with, many were very similar -- something about a disillusioned, down-on-love everyman who learns to love again -- and most were very bad. I did find five ideas that I liked, and of those five ideas, I shaped four into loglines 1. I sent the loglines to my

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For posterity.

[shakespearechic]

Idea Orgy
THE NEXT DAY I sat in my coffee shop and scribbled out ideas. Of the seventeen I came up with, many were very similar -- something about a disillusioned, down-on-love everyman who learns to love again -- and most were very bad. I did find five ideas that I liked, and of those five ideas, I shaped four into loglines
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THE NEXT DAY I sat in my coffee shop and scribbled out ideas. Of the seventeen I came up with, many were very similar -- something about a disillusioned, down-on-love everyman who learns to love again -- and most were very bad. I did find five ideas that I liked, and of those five ideas, I shaped four into loglines

1A summary in two or three sentences (although mine tend to be one, long, sentence, with lots of commas) of the characters, plot and theme of a movie.

Re: For posterity.

[kevers]

You need a hobby or something.

Re: For posterity.

[shakespearechic]

This is my hobby... when the escape from work is an hour and half away!!

Ok, now that I can read it :-D

[shakespearechic]

Mainly I want to say just how impressed I am with your motivation. I mean, it's barely been a month since graduation and every day you seem to be wrestling with ideas and screenplays - it's very admirable and I know something will come out of all of this work that will really work. I can't even motivate myself to come up with a list of themes from classes so my professor can formulate my oral exam questions. :-/