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... Anybody have one of those ideas that you like, but it doesn't really fit....like at all.** And now all I'm doing is hurting my head trying to work out how it could fit 'cos it won't let go of the bloddy thing.
Yes! I hate that. Marnie mentioned discarding ideas and letting new one's flow in, or something like that...
If only...
I get an idea and it won't get out of my head, dammit!
** Btw Bill, are you masquerading as a UK lad and really you're a California Girl?
On another note it's good to see SS with so many posts.
Sorry, a question that may have already been covered:
Though the instructions say 'writer cannot use V.O.', does that also apply to the one character with dialogue? As in:
1. can the character allowed to speak also occasionally use V.O.? 2. OR, if no onscreen characters speak, can there be an offscreen V.O. (a narrator, in effect)?
More fussed about point 1 than point 2. Not that I'm writing anything, or whatever...
The speaking character must be "on the scene" but not necissarily on camera while recording audio/dialog.
Example: Bob recites the Lord's prayer OFF SCENE, O.S., behind the camera while walking ON SCENE to the open grave in the center of the scene, he falls in, screams, and resumes reciting the prayer OFF SCENE, O.S.
No narrating V.O. reflection of "that time I fell into an open grave."
Sorry, a question that may have already been covered:
Though the instructions say 'writer cannot use V.O.', does that also apply to the one character with dialogue? As in:
1. can the character allowed to speak also occasionally use V.O.? 2. OR, if no onscreen characters speak, can there be an offscreen V.O. (a narrator, in effect)?
More fussed about point 1 than point 2. Not that I'm writing anything, or whatever...
I hope others are doing better than me because I'm drawing a blank. Bit disheartening really as I'm usually ok with these challenges and I really want to enter.
The combination of combining with another world - so a two way process - yet just one able to speak is throwing me.
If I can't break the code tonight I will throw in the towel as I have other things to do. Shame.
Even the lack of VO is a hurdle that clashes with this eiders I do have.
The Elevator Most Belonging To Alice - Semi Final Bluecat, Runner Up Nashville Inner Journey - Page Awards Finalist - Bluecat semi final Grieving Spell - winner - London Film Awards. Third - Honolulu Ultimate Weapon - Fresh Voices - second place IMDb link... http://www.imdb.com/name/nm7062725/?ref_=tt_ov_wr