Screenwriting : Screenwriting, Networking by Josiah Bhola Hillaire

I love when I'm outlining a new idea, Josiah Bhola Hillaire. That's my favorite part of a project.

The paycheck phase

Josiah: My favorite phase is reading through the finished result to see how well the scenes connect.

@Josiah The end result providing all the scenes flow and characters are fully birthed.

Mine too Maurice Vaughan

Dan MaxXx Mine too

Good answer Debbie Croysdale

Josiah Bhola Hillaire the ideation phase is the best part for me. I love coming up with new ideas before writing and while writing the script.

Difficult question for me. I would say, the last pages of a feature script. Outlining gives me a lot of anxiety and starting the script as well.

I like when I hit on the perfect plot point to let my characters show themselves.

For me, the drafts bring it all together and by the time you have your fifth draft, your like, wow. I cannot believe I got this from where I started.

Marcelo: Check you out, spamming every thread. Whatever you're selling, I'm not buying.

Phillip I clicked Marcelo's links, why would anybody pay to have a negative and positive google review? LOL.

I reported Marcelo to Stage 32, Phillip E. Hardy, "The Real Deal". They deleted his account.

Tim: Marcelo or whoever he is, a web parasite looking for free but inappropriate channels to pitch his wares. I had three S32 friend requests from guys like this on Friday. I just deleted them.

Yeh, Uncle Phil - I find that the 'delete' button is good for my blood pressure.

I've written one so far. It's in the in-between phase. Anyway, thus far, I've enjoyed the part after formatting, where I reread it for overall impressions of the story.

I love it when all the pieces start to click. I often start a story with a certain idea in mind, but then the characters start having a life of their own. It becomes a mess but then I strip the story down and it all becomes untangled, making perfect sense.

When the characters start to do things I don't expect. It's when they take on a life of their own that I feel the most confident.

What a great question! I love pulling everything together at the end for the reader.

I agree once the diialogue starts then the story really unfolds. My best ideas have come from the opening scene then I know where to take the story until conclusioin.

I'm working on the first script from a novel I wrote and am enjoying honing the story for the screen. The challenge is making sure the viewer knows some of the back story so that they understand why a character did what they did. and I am loving it as it all comes together.