jampot wrote:So you're sitting there, happily writing your next script, without a care in the world. Everything's going well - your dialogue seems to click, you have a good idea of the shots you're going to want out of this scene - and the Weather Channel is regaling you with its calm elevator music somewhere in the distance, when suddenly your brain 'clicks'. Like when the lightbulb appears for a great idea, only in reverse. A day later, you're no further with your script, and you've got nothing done in the meantime. The joys of writer's block.
That last sentence might have been sarcasm.]
It's rough when that happens. The only thing I can recommend is keeping at it. I think many of us who do creative things (myself included) tend to wait for that "lightbulb moment" or when we're really in the zone to start working, but we do just a much heavy lifting when we're feeling unconfident about our work, or even unmotivated. Also, sometimes letting it rest a short while and having a change of scenery helps. Even something like a short walk or bit of fresh air can help you a lot when you're stuck.
SlothPaladin wrote:I've never had a YouTube trailer channel before but I made one today what do you folks think, is it funny, do you think it will make people want to subscribe?
It's so awful I subscribed just so I never have to watch it again.
No, it's actually really good. I particularly like the old-school B-movie feel of it. I'm really excited for Beyond The Eleventh Dimension, seeing the amount of work you've put into it and all the behind-the-scenes stuff from the production topic has made me really hyped up. Can't wait!
Retribution (3rd place in BRAWL 2015)&Smeagol make the most of being surrounded by single, educated women your own age on a regular basis in college
AquaMorph I dunno women are expensive
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