ooo I'd love to hear about your story in like a sentence or three. I have been creating a story for about 3 years now. It's not that impressive but I have re thought of many scenes and those scenes are what are incredible.

@@huntersuhonen1622 I think I changed projects awhile ago, but I can currently working on a dark fantasy story about the Witch Knights, a dark order of grim warriors who fight for the greater good. Over the course of the story, they will battle the Disciples of Grash'naar, a cult of undeath.

​@@OneDapperFrog you spoiled it😭

me lol

Right now you're speaking truth

Definitely jus was thinking about this statement the other night while I wrote.

LoL I’ve been working on a particular story for nearly as long as you’ve been alive 😛

Thank you Billy

i feel like this isn’t good advice though. yes u have to actually write to get a story. but not knowing how to structure a story or write good characters or stuff like that is going to lead to a bad story. not everything comes natural to everyone and saying you’ll learn everything yourself and everything will come into place is kinda a cop out. no disrespect though just wanted to share my opinion. there’s a reason people look up “how to write a story” lmao

@@athena5002 yes but it's better to learn while writing than to learn and not write... Establish the habit. That's the hardest part of any activity you want to improve in.

I just want you to know I wrote your comment in my film notes. Great words

@@mceucalyptuzkz you often dont realize the flaws unkess you say them outloud

I don’t care about money, fame or awards. I just want at-least a few people to look back on what I wrote and made 10-20 years later and have nostalgia like I do for good pieces of work.

This comments second paragraph really just called me out 😂. Thank you for that though shows me I’m on the right path.

100%!!! It's now becoming apparent to me more and more as I'm digging deeper and deeper into it. It's all about the process or style or format of organising our ideas, emotions, events, and all kinds of information. Do you have any tips or suggestions on that?

Good luck to you man. I don't know how, but I know I wanna tell some awesome stories someday.

right, like I'm legit interested in hearing this story

@@xbLaZeDaMoLiShAx Same I'd legit be interested in talking about my ideas and hearing other peoples ideas. I saw a comment saying that someone has been creating this universe for 18 years and they have thought deeply about each character background and even the plants on each planet. They said they have been writing about it for the past 3 years now.

@@huntersuhonen1622 facebook or ig?? I'm currently starting a story but I have to no real story yet I'd love to workshop with

YOU GOT THIS! I was in the same place and I hated seeing online to just write but oh my gosh it's so true! All I had was the middle/end of the first arc and the beginning and end of the last arc of my story. The story has gone through so many stupid stages from fnaf to my little pony and those two ideas (and great TV shows) inspired the story I'm working on rn. What I did to get myself to write is figure out how many books I want for each part. Arc one is going to have 2-3 books and arc 2 is going to have 3-4 of not more books. I also "decided" what is going to be side stories that can be in it's own book and what side stories are going to cross over into the main story. And some side stories are super boring or not what I want so I change it up a bit to go with the main story. For example I have my main story with a rebel force who is hiding in a nature over run wasteland and I have a detective. The main story is getting there but the only bit of story I had for the detective is that he has a toxic wife that is slowly realizing she is a dong. So what I did was have the detective deal with murders that are tied to the rebel group (or is it hehehe) Now I have the main story and a side story that has a detective trying to solve murders that are some how tied to the rebels. But the rebels aren't evil people in the main story so now I needed a way to show the detective that the rebels aren't the guilty ones. So now I have a detective with a toxic wife that is investigating murders done by a gang who is using people to make drugs and he finds out his wife would be used to make those drugs so there has to be a way to protect her. The only solution is! To join the rebel army or make his own! This has helped me a lot and I have two side stories that are going to be a part of the first and second arc. And a few that might stay their own story. I realized this form of "fixing" my main story thru reading Brent week's "night angel trilogy" (on book 2 I love it lol) And the way he formats his story is almost exactly how I want my story to format except with a few less characters. Some people say to write a book you'd like reading and honestly I agree but you have to keep in mind you already know how the story ends and what the characters look like or what their mentally is. So you need to pick at the story a bit more so it makes sense with no other context.

Master is crazy 💀

I like to think at least once when he said "now imagine the person interviewing you is the person who hit your car" at least one student went "But how will I know that, if the body's already in the trunk?"

@@futurestoryteller That is the best timeline

Fight aliens in outer space

Writing great stories.

There’s genuinely no job that I would love to do for 8 hrs str8. There are things I’d love to do, but 8 hrs str8 is tiresome. It’s something you’d have to do but it’s not ideal

@@YEDxYED I think it's more about generating a great want in the writer, not so much about it needing to be a real job. So you could even pick something like sleeping, if you wanted! Sleeping for eight hours wouldn't be a problem 😁

I would love to work on an animated series of my own as a professional showrunner for 8 hours a day. That honestly is my ultimate dream. I even have my own personal developed stories that i've made into on-going series that would make great cartoons for both eastern AND western audiences. If I could make that happen I'd be happy, no matter how difficult it'd be.

Imagine you're in a taxi on your way to interview someone about their Dogman sighting. ;)

It sounds like when I finish a unit (work piece) I get drawn to "oh I can't think of anything to draw" but I remember, the longer you leave it, the easier the rest will come later, I have drawn stuff like at 2007, and only last year finished it. Muse's find thier way, just gotta have the spark of inspiration to push you, and like many people here have said, and the momentum will keep you going. Be open to learn new methods, new ideas, the sky isn't the limit, it's how deep and far can you imagine?

@@snikrepak Much appreciated!

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The main takeaway that I had to learn myself was to write. Just write. It's practice, like everything. Even if your first is terrible, you can learn to get better. Keep at it.

I just like to hear people talk about writing, kinda keeps me thinking. I have grown fond of the interviewers voice too.

I like the part where there was singing, and talk of coffee shops.

the rest is history

I can't tell if this is sarcastic or not

This imaginary scene reminds me of the one in whiplash. He didn't care he was in an accident..he just dashed outta there

Or so good

Hi Aly, you may benefit from the last 4-5 minutes of a video we posted a couple days ago - ukposts.info/have/v-deo/aaereI9pqbCKr4k.html Beyond that you may also find some helpful thoughts from this video we did a few years ago - ukposts.info/have/v-deo/aWN8l4RknYh9p30.html

@@filmcourage thank you! ❤️

Same struggle here....how's your progress so far?

@@SAkil-eh3jl slowly getting to know them though there's not much info yet :/ there's that balance between waiting for them to reveal something vs. you actively learning something abt them. and then there's doubt.. haha

I do not want to be no huge class reunion I quite huge class reunion me too im done fight Disney hades I quite class reunion .I'm done fight

i couldn’t figure out how to start everyone always says just start but what i need is some sort of process so this video was the thing that really helped because now i’m going to try out that process but with my own ideas unfortunately i’m to busy to really start but now i’ll be able to just start i already have some ideas and character designs because i plan to make a comic