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Posted: May 31st, 2009, 1:54pm Report to Moderator
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So, what are you writing?

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You'll Be in My Heart by Diogo dos Santos Figueira - Short - Vincent and Daniel London, brothers, were best friends once, until the day they were cheated by destiny. Twenty nine years later, they meet again, under the worse circumstances. A story of a fatal destiny, of love, regret and forgiveness. 9 pages - pdf, format


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It was very talky, with a lot of specific setting description and not much in the way of action. I couldn't get into the story even though it was only nine pages. After four pages I ended up skimming.
That's deadly for a writer. Never overload us with exposition instead of action(with conflict). Create some intrigue.
Hide the exposition within action.
Keep writing.


Family Picnic 10 pages.

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Quoted from JamminGirl
It was very talky, with a lot of specific setting description and not much in the way of action. I couldn't get into the story even though it was only nine pages. After four pages I ended up skimming.
That's deadly for a writer. Never overload us with exposition instead of action(with conflict). Create some intrigue.
Hide the exposition within action.
Keep writing.


Thank you Okok, I understand your advice.

I noticed some more grammar mistakes and so I would ask you to follow this link instead: http://lydart2.com.sapo.pt/YBiMH.pdf

This is my first script


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