Script Writing
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Prompt -> Script
Writing
Articles
Social Media
Audience
Books
Fiction, Nonfiction
Script-writing
Animation
Film
Social media Publishing
Title Design
Content Hooks
Vocabulary
Psychology
william blake
c.g. jung
jack kerouac
rainer maria rilke
ralph waldo emerson
william butler yeats
hildegard of bingen
aldous huxley
philip k. dick
rumi
john milton
emanuel swedenborg
novalis
holderlin
charles baudelaire
arthur rimbaud
st. john of the cross
st. teresa of avila
henry david thoreau
walt whitman
emily dickinson
herman melville
fyodor dostoevsky
friedrich nietzsche
hermann hesse
charles dickens
stanislaw lem
FICTION Stories Chapter 1. ORIGIN, STARTING POINT - Normal person, a worker, sheeple, material body, Yoga at the gym, perceptual awareness (Matrix, Lord of the Rings). Introduce the character, scene, friends, workplace. JOB? Govt employee?
Chapter 2. DISTURBANCE - EMOTIONAL, fight with his girlfriend, she leaves him for his best friend, depresssed, angry, unsettled, throws himself into his work, or whatever.
Chapter 3. INFLUENCE - A close friend, a smart, trusted co-worker brings up an ineteresting thing that happened to her
Chapter 4. CRACKS START FORMING (Truman Show), coincidences, questioning strange things happening.
Chapter 5. BREAK HAPPENS (psychotic, mental episode, unforeseen happening)
Chapter 6. CALL TO ADVENTURE, refused, circles twice, loses his job, running out of money, getting nervous.
Chapter 7. CALL TO ADVENTURE, FORCED acceptance. (Wanted, Angelina Jolie)
FICTION Teachings didactic: instructional writing explicitly designed to teach moral lessons, technical skills, or foundational rules to the uninitiated.