|
|
        |
|
||||||||||||
Chapter 16 Thorough Development: The Query System Tailors have this saying about making suits, "It is easier to make a piece from scratch than to fix one that's already made." I don't know if that's true in tailoring, but it sure is true for writers. The rewriting process and the final stages of thorough development of a rough draft are the trickiest parts of completing a screenplay. These are the steps when we can make a good story superb, or ruin it all and turn it into incomprehensible garbage. Many writers freak out at this point and instead of truly rewriting, throw away everything and write a whole new story, keeping just the characters' names and a couple of events they liked. But there's no need to do that, nor is it always possible. |
| Based on a theory and materials developed by Melanie Anne Phillips and Chris Huntley None
of these materials may be copied or reproduced without Copyright
© 1994-2009 Write Brothers, Inc. All Rights Reserved. |