WriteToFree

Thank you for the response! I love how you helped me see the similarities and differences here. I'm reminded of a friend who once told me he wrote his best work (a short piece of fiction) and then... he just put it in a desk drawer! One of his most fulfilling works he told me.

Your advice is incredibly freeing and petrifying because I'm so used to being like a yak yoked to the plow for work. Time to write for me when I write on my own time. But sometimes, I do take it for granted that I get to write daily and make a paycheck. Thank you for that perspective.

I guess when it comes to screenwriting, I've never been taught how. It seems... overwhelming. That's what caught my eye about your class.

I write everyday for work. How do you write for fun, or for the passion or to bring a conversation to a larger audience? The formatting of screenwriting generally bogs me down. Anyway to get over that?

Not a plant, I promise :)

Omaha!