Yes Sheila! Even in writing a review of another’s writing- take it on and fully write from your impression. 100% I encourage you to keep going however or using whatever methods to express in your voice. Carpe Diem!
Thank you, my good sir. I am 46 and have never written a review before. This experience has been so rewarding for me to finally get my words out. I have an idea for a script, but I don't know how to write the format of a script. Is there a computer program to help people write a script? To me, to take that on would be like climbing Mount Everest with very little knowledge on how to even know where to start, but I can see it happening. I can see myself writing it out. The end goal is a nice little movie about not giving up and dealing with PTSD as a family. Thank you again for your words and advice. Have a great night.
As I am reading, I see the images so critically clear that they play so well that I don't want to stop reading. This story I can draw and sketch in my mind's eye. I see the photos of this script playing out in my head. I can take the photos of the crime scene and lay them out and feel the pain of a man who just simply wants to live in peace but Bayliss knows that itch of his old life. Once a cop always a cop. How will this play out? This is my very first written review of anyone's work in my life. I think I might be finding my voice in writing with the pain of dyslexia. I, too will stay the course, Mr.Secor. Thanks for the inspiration of your detailed writing.
Yes Sheila! Even in writing a review of another’s writing- take it on and fully write from your impression. 100% I encourage you to keep going however or using whatever methods to express in your voice. Carpe Diem!
Thank you, my good sir. I am 46 and have never written a review before. This experience has been so rewarding for me to finally get my words out. I have an idea for a script, but I don't know how to write the format of a script. Is there a computer program to help people write a script? To me, to take that on would be like climbing Mount Everest with very little knowledge on how to even know where to start, but I can see it happening. I can see myself writing it out. The end goal is a nice little movie about not giving up and dealing with PTSD as a family. Thank you again for your words and advice. Have a great night.
As I am reading, I see the images so critically clear that they play so well that I don't want to stop reading. This story I can draw and sketch in my mind's eye. I see the photos of this script playing out in my head. I can take the photos of the crime scene and lay them out and feel the pain of a man who just simply wants to live in peace but Bayliss knows that itch of his old life. Once a cop always a cop. How will this play out? This is my very first written review of anyone's work in my life. I think I might be finding my voice in writing with the pain of dyslexia. I, too will stay the course, Mr.Secor. Thanks for the inspiration of your detailed writing.