Posted: July 1st, 2008 | Author: Simon | Filed under: Journal | Tags: ibm, indy, many eyes, Movies, screenplay, script, visualization, wordle | Comments Off
This is what you get from running Raiders of the Lost Ark screenplay through IBM’s Many Eyes and using the 2-words tag visualization.
And the same screenplay run through Wordle (with the word Indy taken out)

Is it really a love story?
Posted: April 10th, 2008 | Author: Simon | Filed under: Journal | Tags: dialogue, script, script frenzy, tumble | Comments Off
The crisis is over. Not that my mood as changed dramaticly, but I am over the top now and that feels great.
I still have doubts about the greatness of the story, but my writing has approved again after some days of shit poor writing.
I’ve just finished one of the larger dialogue scenes and in it my main character, David, says at some point:
- DAVID
- I’m not asking you to do anything against your will. If you wanna stay up here and wait for some rescue team to come sweeping through and take you with them, fine by me. But I’m not laying down my life waiting for something that might or might not come. If I’m gonna fucking die in here, I’m sure as hell are gonna die trying.
That’s me… if I’m gonna do this thing and write 100 pages or more in one month, I’m sure as hell gonna trying standing up.
Posted: March 31st, 2008 | Author: Simon | Filed under: Journal | Tags: excel, report card, script, script frenzy | 9 Comments »
By request I’ve uploaded an modified version of some of the report cards from NaNoWriMo to suit the needs for Script Frenzy.
I did not create this. I merely modified it for Script Frenzy. All credit for creation and idea goes to the original creators.
Posted: February 2nd, 2008 | Author: Simon | Filed under: Journal, Noteworthy | Tags: movie, screenplay, script, story trick | 3 Comments »
The Article has moved.
Please go to StoryDojo.com for the article:
Story Trick #3: Time limit in Eastern Promises