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~Majase
Nov 2, 2008, 11:12:54 PM
A: made any type of film, animation, video, etc.
and/or
B: written something in the non-fiction genre.
It is part of an ongoing discussion between myself and a couple friends and I would like some deviant-minded input.
For instance, I am a writer, or aspiring at any rate, and I have a rather odd method of developing a story. Ideas, of course, constantly float through my head, but once I get the title of the story or book, the entire story is complete in my head. Beginning, middle, ending, plot, characters, style of writing--everything. Why this is, I do not know, but it works for me.
The questions here for my deviant family is this:
*How does your creative process work?
*Is it usually the same? or does it constantly change and morph?
*Is it from specific experiences? maybe a melding of vague impressions? perhaps from dreams, other films/books, or completely out of "no-where".
*And lastly, is there a formula that you have found that works more often than not, or puts you 'in the zone'?
Thanks in advance for any thoughts and sharing.
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"There he goes. One of God's own prototypes. Some kind of high powered mutant never even considered for mass production. Too weird to live, and too rare to die."
Nov 2, 2008, 11:12:54 PM
A: made any type of film, animation, video, etc.
and/or
B: written something in the non-fiction genre.
It is part of an ongoing discussion between myself and a couple friends and I would like some deviant-minded input.
For instance, I am a writer, or aspiring at any rate, and I have a rather odd method of developing a story. Ideas, of course, constantly float through my head, but once I get the title of the story or book, the entire story is complete in my head. Beginning, middle, ending, plot, characters, style of writing--everything. Why this is, I do not know, but it works for me.
The questions here for my deviant family is this:
*How does your creative process work?
*Is it usually the same? or does it constantly change and morph?
*Is it from specific experiences? maybe a melding of vague impressions? perhaps from dreams, other films/books, or completely out of "no-where".
*And lastly, is there a formula that you have found that works more often than not, or puts you 'in the zone'?
Thanks in advance for any thoughts and sharing.
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"There he goes. One of God's own prototypes. Some kind of high powered mutant never even considered for mass production. Too weird to live, and too rare to die."
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Nov 9, 2008, 7:20:13 AM
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I want to help you change your life right now --> [link] (look at the page, then ask me questions
)This one too, it's even easier than the first one! [link]
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A: made any type of film, animation, video, etc.
and/or
B: written something in the non-fiction genre.
It is part of an ongoing discussion between myself and a couple friends and I would like some deviant-minded input.
For instance, I am a writer, or aspiring at any rate, and I have a rather odd method of developing a story. Ideas, of course, constantly float through my head, but once I get the title of the story or book, the entire story is complete in my head. Beginning, middle, ending, plot, characters, style of writing--everything. Why this is, I do not know, but it works for me.
The questions here for my deviant family is this:
*How does your creative process work?
*Is it usually the same? or does it constantly change and morph?
*Is it from specific experiences? maybe a melding of vague impressions? perhaps from dreams, other films/books, or completely out of "no-where".
*And lastly, is there a formula that you have found that works more often than not, or puts you 'in the zone'?
Thanks in advance for any thoughts and sharing.
--
"There he goes. One of God's own prototypes. Some kind of high powered mutant never even considered for mass production. Too weird to live, and too rare to die."