On 'When Magic Truly Happens' Short Story To Film Adaptation!
On Complex Characters & Their Dialogue
But what about flat versus complex characters and their dialogue, in general? Flat is the opposite of complex. Complex characters are real and multi-layered 3D characters whereas flat characters are one-dimensional characters. Many writers as we write, we expose our knowledge and experiences and ideas as a whole and right afterwards we distribute this model to everyone, in later stages this might be wrong especially if the majority of this displaying occurs at the dialogistic level. Better examples may be understood by you in terms of earlier discussions on the unification of literature with screenwriting. When it comes to characters information delivered is not valid unless it is delivered in a physical fashion. It doesn’t matter how characters talk but the necessity of them being absorbed in specific building blocks of writing, into specific scenic spacetime with scene headings and themed activities better elaborated by analytical discussions and advanced vocabulary dependent on these specific structures…!
All I am trying to venture today is to discuss closer to execution… Still, do the above guarantee the writer’s memory on everyone? You would say there should be characters’ development not in our minds but on arguments by design. Multiple characters’ development where if so far, this meant the single distribution of the writer’s idea and the sharing of his ego multiply, now we have to come up with independent character analyses and independent creative development, where such descriptions should be bound by mentioning exact scenes where characters’ attributes are visible. With this and that, discussions judge the necessity of development not in the script but surrounding to its nature and dependent on the writers’ notes and notebooks, online or offline. Wouldn’t it be wise after all to spend more time on development and feeling successful than thinking overnight and still feel stuck eternally? Have a great time folks!
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On The Real-World Implications Of Creativity!
Nevertheless, I promised to discuss the real-world implications of the above that brings us to the terrain of a guided principle mined from the book of Stephen Covey, The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People. For this reason, I will shift the excerpt of the book from the company perspective to the individuals’ perspective. Here it goes;
“What makes an individual tick, why do some become built to last (while others fall), and why do some thrive in chaos?” One of our key findings is the idea of “Preserve the Core / Stimulate Progress”; no one can become or remain truly great without a core set of principles to preserve, to build upon, to serve as an anchor, to provide guidance in the face of an ever-changing world. … Covey found a similar pattern in personal effectiveness; first build upon a strong core of principles that are not open for continuous change; at the same time, be relentless in the quest for improvement and continuous self-renewal. …
Battling the super-productive model, Covey later in his book writes;
“But is there a chance that efficiency is not the answer? Is getting more things done in less time going to make a difference – or will it just increase the pace at which I react to people and circumstances that seem to control my life?”
The daily clock, the counter, I suggest it should hit zero. Notions of developmental psychology including the rationale of this book, are very heavy to be grasped by mere reading… Individuals wonder, should I step out of it? And later come back to face the facts stronger and rejuvenated? Here, the answer for those that do not seek temporary results is no. Writers should first of all be able to distinguish the ego from the shadow, the way these things are described in the area of several mentioned archetypes that form the techniques of our model of thought. Cumulatively, there are archetypes for the ego and archetypes for the shadow presented as interdependent opposites being described below;
Ego; great mother, old wise man, animus, meaning, centrality, order, opposition, time, sacred, light, transformation
Shadow; Tyrannical father, trickster, anima, absurdity, diffusion, chaos, conjunction, eternity, profane, darkness, fixity
Every archetype of the ego is interdependent with an archetype of the shadow that could be described with two columns, the ego and the shadow. Writers now want to search and figure out the essence of bringing our work to the light of day successfully by defeating the ever-changing shadow. This could possibly mean, based on the two columns that time is not infinite and those who believe that the entire infinity and the entire eternity should be quested at this point of our lives are not welcome.
In the book I write, a fairytale fantasy novella, words couldn’t be clearer: “…where nothing is what it seems and nothing lasts forever…” But how can such a concept be visualized? By thinking collectively! That’s right folks, the ego and the shadow exist as a collectivity of things and dimensions brought to surface through a spectrum of different prime emotional needs for all individuals. These ideas including the set core which cannot be subject to continuous change constitute the notions as well, of how the fixed and the fluid, the variable parts of literature will become one fixed body of reached greatness! Meaning, that up until standards and accomplishments have been maximized, performance scores of pieces of art indicate the binary value of scripts, meaning that scores are based on what other screenplays got. Meaning, again, that judgement comes always by comparison and that we have to mime patterns and a few all-star masterpieces to reach standards. For me and my book that has been brought for evaluation at WeScreenplay, Hollywood’s #1 Script Coverage Service, this standard is La La Land with Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone. Of course, that’s the creative standard and not the dimension of distinctions 😉
Can the above mean more when it comes to how mindsets should focus their writing on getting real world reflections? Meaning, are there more than talking about the dimensionality of characters and scripts in real life? Time concerns, is one such. Creativity should not flow mechanically and it should take time. Conclusively I would like to close this script with how we, writers, should stick to our creative personas, master our alter egos and get past the hunting of other dreams. Which means self-awareness, self-confidence and disillusioned thinking! Have a great time folks!
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Multimedia Publishing OR Cinematic Storytelling
Literature is the arena of sophisticated descriptions and we have seen already that if canons of literature unify with the canons of screenwriting, then movie scripts can be considered audio-visual literature as well. Many times, mere literature but not cinematic storytelling, rotates around completely different natures of narrative elements and dimensions. There may be thought, fantasy travelling, narrator’s voice, etc. This means that what is left from the script to be devoted on how to super-develop a cast is not enough. Accurately, it is much less than enough. Screenplay characters, it’s theory for every script, have 5 prime emotional needs: love, comfort, validation, respect, justice. Love should not be confused with comfort nor validation with respect. Based on this as well as the fact that the popular structure of screenplays is The 3 Acts Structure, meaning to divide the script in 3 Acts, where every act is being developed appropriately, means that argumentation on literature is very different than argumentation on screenplays. Behind the reality of greenlights, movie theaters and a big audience hides a cultural gap that is based on favoring object-oriented writing if compared with intellectualism. So, these objectives focus entirely on character development that affect the entire architecture of the script. A lot of people who read books including us, the writers who write these books, can only think in terms of literature but not in terms of analyzing casting through the eyes of a Hollywood reader and later on, actors and directors. As it is not necessarily right to juggle between three different jobs of the entertainment industry, it’s only the writer’s mind that can do the job right...
This means “structured” argumentation and real-world experiences. Nevertheless, bridging gaps matters more than ever. In any case, multimedia publishing perspectives in terms of content guidelines from big data markets such as Amazon and Apple iTunes, Ingram, etc, is as perfect as our first thoughts towards it, as perfect as we initially dreamed of it all along! For it is true in the majority of the cases that cinematic storytelling has 70% more characters’ development sufficiency than literature! Have a great time folks!
The Unification Of Literature & Screenwriting!
We’ve been taught about the necessity or not of juggling information, explanation, description and action in our screenplays. We’ve been taught that too much behavior vs action may be considered passive, about sneaking details in on action and that in screenplays we write only what we hear or see.
But how can we transplant glory in screenwriting? How can we make screenplays be bathed with stardust?
I would like to point out a few key elements I’ve been taught as a litterateur student in Book Laboratory IANOS!
We know for example that narration is being distinguished on the aspects of time and order in terms of linear, circular and non-linear narration. Non-linear is especially true when parallel plots inside the initial one and diving into dreams take place, flashbacks, etc.
There’s the suggestion of applying these in properly formatted structure of screenplays, still audio-visual but more complex storytelling in movie scripts. Can it happen? It’s about craft!
We also know in literature that narration based on time is being distinctive in terms of whether we begin from start or the middle. The first case is being baptized with the name ab ovo narration, the second one with the name in medias res.
Can they happen in screenplays? Properly formatted structure and action, can make this dream come true as well. Again, it’s about craft!
Litterateurs use inclusion of stories in their stories, what we Greeks know as “εγκιβωτισμός ιστοριών”, meaning sub-stories inside the main one…
If there’s communication in action, a lot of things can happen in screenplays, meaning that we can apply this notion as well in the movie script as a result and a byproduct of creativity and craft!
Direct and Indirect Speech as well is being found in Google search and described as a visionary technique in movie writers as a study to be applied in scriptwriting. Again, craft has the upper hand in terms of not embedding unnecessary description in indirect speech.
We move on in literature with structure, meaning the architectural conception, what exists in the story and what not. Here there’s not the tiniest innuendo that this is not an element of screenplays as well. Moving beyond the previous status quo of scripts boosts fantasy!
In literature there are distinctions in terms of time and space. Different time frames and different spaces enrich storytelling. This is being shown in terms of how we set up scenes and how we do scenes in screenwriting. Again, the possible unification outcomes depend on craft!
To understand the big picture, Pen Densham in his book Riding the Alligator discusses through an interview of John Watson that every story in literature as well is being defined by a few critical events known as “Islands of Sanity”!
Here we care about a few bullets not in terms of being static, but that through the continuous shaping of the story inside and out of these key points, we understand their logic, their emotion or even better their rationale and level. Are they mesmerizing for an audience?
That’s the processing and the analyzing part of literature whereas the screenwriter has the option to use the “show don’t tell” technique and land himself as well on what is known in literature as islands of sanity. Again, that’s not mere craft but it’s art and craft simultaneously!
To say the truth, unification of literature and cinema matters for the complexity and dimensionality of the characters and the script. What the audience sees in movie theaters is still explicitly audio-visual but it’s the writer’s technique that makes the story compelling.
Conclusively, having talked about the intellectuality of screenwriting and the visualization of literature, we are now asked as writers to determine where we stand in the above framework and what’s our power with these concepts.
At the end of the day and as a result of an ongoing communication process, what’s the dynamic of a movie idea?
Writing "Art" Vs Writing "Craft"!
Screenwriting is exclusively audio-visual, allowing us to write only about scenic directions and dialogue. I have realized though that plain projection and linear positioning of scenic directions and dialogue make the script empty. Coverage of the page is not the same as literature and if we add to this fact that dialogues leave a lot of blank space, you realize you lose content, extra dimensions of characters and descriptions and important artistic elements that if not figured out by you, your consultants will…! So, let’s get deep with indirect speech in cinema and more complex scenic action! In the majority of cases this is how you welcome your analyst to discuss what you and the script need and what not.
Indirect speech and complex scenic action constitute the parallel universe where we get away from a flat script and we get dimensions. On the contrary, what could 3 lines of scenic action do to the characters if nothing at all? When we know for example that we get independent advice for concept, plot, structure, characters, can the previous be completed on the mere dialogue level? So, this means that a discussion becomes the elixir of the 100% that happens to characters? Of course not! It is not dependent from a mere discussion to how far characters go including humans in real life. Some people believe they possess the best experience in terms of power and creative power… Stalkerazzi is one way to achieve that…
Creative realities show that ingenuity in flexible systems, resilience and analyzing various means of expressing ourselves make the machine work. It’s not what you say it’s how you say it. It’s also show don’t tell. Conclusively, craft in the first years of a writer’s life is dependent not only on the creative effort but advice and guidance as well. Have a great time folks!
Writing, Acting, Directing: The Regression!
Voice Introduces A New Experience: The Creative Mindset!
In order to speak, we need a voice. Characters both in novels and screenplays are being judged by their authenticity and uniqueness, implying the matching of words with actions which is pictured through their voice. This applies to business world as well. When dealing with marketing or technology we wonder: marketing according to whom? According to how it is presented at college? According to what the applied business world urges based on the production system? According to what the world or the public opinion poses in order to influence more? And when dealing with the triad creative – marketing – technology, how does one dimension affect the other, if combined? Isn’t it true that the writer or the individual markets his ideas, experiences and world view and his behavior (better or worse) in specific spacetimes?
So, let’s analyze the above! An individual, that is a character, a writer or a professional will be parameterized on lots of denominations: age, gender, education, profession, interests, experiences, politics or religion, vision, stage of evolution, relational potential, entertainment tastes and if further applied, principles and value systems. One very important aspect we, you, have to know before being trapped is that systems drive behavior meaning that whatever you sow, you reap… The speech of a Greek artist in TEDx was entitled that you have to “Create skies if you want to see stars”. So, metaphorically, as usually, (that is both an irony and approbation) the skies are many… But if we can all agree to archetypal considerations, this means commonalities for all people, we can learn better and perform better when it comes to the dimensions described.
The picture above portrays sound waves, hence the product of synthesis has to be clearly defined and understood if it is to be applied, schematically, to the creative writing, marketing and technology arenas… As a first observation, I consider it has great perturbational value. As a writer, our characters have to be unique, authentic and with a crystal-clear shape of story arc. This is what characterization means, for books and screenplays. All matter is pulled by the gravity of the world that it comes from, and not any other. This implies a clear identification of filtering a product of many voices, nevertheless it leaves at the mercy of God novice individuals, ‘little boys’ and ‘little girls’ who may not yet possess ‘the mechanisms’ to defend against the brutal reality of the 21st century.
Little by little though I have outlined character structure and as you know, the available themes in literature and cinema can be many. Exactly the same analysis is applied to marketing and technology. First things first. In order to do marketing, you need a product. Price, promotion and marketplaces, are shaped around the tangible reality of a specific product or a specific service. But at the center of the markets of Western capitalism lay consumers, individuals, humans… So, applying what has been mentioned above, shouldn’t there be demographics, profiles and psychographics for market analysis exactly as a writer defines character structures? They exist since the dawn of marketing.
So far, I described quite analytically the independent dimensions creative, marketing, technology, but I have not yet discussed how the one affects the other. Affection though is complicated and indirect. First things first. A few observations of mine in the internet. Having witnessed the web since 2007, there are occasions of people swelling, inflating the world of others and presenting it as accomplishments, or applying previously reported failures, bloody massacres only to prove better. In a world where what matters most is not what we’re alike at, but at what we differ (including extra-terrestrial intelligence), originality is important. These strategies won’t fail from day one. But in leadership there is comparative evaluation. They fail as being part of somebody else’s strategy and not your own strategy. The swelling of ‘your neighbor’ but not your own.
Hence there is a raw material for everyone, proving that the rights and the mistakes are very specific and common for everyone. Geographical restrictions or liberation, individuals following international standards and not acting like localists, thinking globally and acting locally, may prove differences in subject matter. May create a Greek artist following his Hollywood passion. May borrow themes from abroad. May engage in literature without borders. May quest bibliographical and technological research to create a network. And they make people understand better the digital reality of the 21st century. A world where pioneering science and AI, marketing, technology and creativity dance all together at the perturbational universe described at the photo above. Have a great time folks!
One Size Doesn't Fit All: The Creative Mindset!
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The Disruptors - Google, Apple, Facebook, Amazon |
Writing Vs 'Painting By Numbers'!
A screenwriter is being evaluated for overall impression of the script, concept, plot, structure, characters, dialogue. Most importantly, he gets analytical and tangible notes on all the above, being provided with specific suggestions for improvements that can be either something objective or a more general concept. In terms of screenwriting, the writer for his characters is something like their own creator, their God, so it is important to create characters with strengths and weaknesses, characters dealing with conflicts and finding out how they behave in extremes, but more importantly characters that are not invulnerable. For me, this is where the initial vision and dreaming of Hollywood has to reoccur. For what once has been considered fluid, dynamic, flexible and in the middle of a pack of creative goals’ setting, mere validation sometimes makes it static, stiff and a bit sad. To use a scientific term, it’s all about fluid dynamics!
Now, what it truly means to fight painting by numbers and how can working for the golden ratio be overridden? Based on the above, it’s clearly understood that how a writer thinks, takes creative decisions and transforms his word in a piece of paper can determine in the long term his/her economics. We become what we think about… Script coverage judges express from the very beginning that marks should not get you down and that pros deal with the fact that changing lines of dialogue or little scene expressions rarely solves the issue. Pros find the note under the note, meaning, we have to go beyond borders and see behind the script. Judges may be wrong about what’s not working but they may be right that something is broken… So, what’s the surrounding mentality of what’s working and what’s broken? Can a creator discover everything on his/her own?
Writers and especially screenwriters should first of all determine the sources and the ecosystem of their ideas and visions. Even though we all acknowledge that no two writers are ever the same, there has to be an emotional and creative investment on the art, to make it function. Specifically, to know your themes (especially if a writer wants to work on a ‘fine line’ of projects), what inspires you, what influences you and what you’d like to achieve. Even better to know inside out your own thought model. As I have stated above, our thoughts in a process of 10 minutes determine the money we will get in the future! Putting in the same scale art and statistics we discover that gravity holds a special place for art, if the creator learns to open up and more importantly if he insists on assisted self-discovery that can be shaped by numerous forces, who we are and who we are not… Have a great time folks!
The 3 Different Subjects Of Movie Scripts!
The Importance Of A Filmmaking Studio Mindset
Having studied and talked numerous times on digital marketing, creativity and AI, a magical world of power emerges in front of us, with plenty of perspective, plenty of future potential and plenty of promises for a curriculum vitae. So, today’s point is how exactly all the above are stuck back, frozen and sub-functioning because the creator may have a peculiar relationship with loyalty, promises and the need to make a few heads happy. I am talking about proving creative success by accepting a hypothesis exogenously defined…! This is the case for science as well, there can’t be a theory founded if we don’t accept such a hypothesis, Einstein used the speed of light for this… All of the above concepts related with web marketing and digital perspectives can be ‘simply measured’ and in order to work for newly-born writers – this doesn’t include writers who may have thousands of followers or members somewhere and can leverage social decisions – there have to be extra steps taken. For me, since I have focused not just in self-publishing but in the art of a screenplay is to focus on getting my work ready for the cinema. Fees, leverages and the production company’s audience including colleagues can play a big part in getting things done, in other words, to talk about success and results. After all, aren’t all the above issues of accurate self-evaluation, self-consciousness and self-awareness if it is to remember Goleman’s model of Emotional Intelligence in the workplace?
For everyone of us, being responsible and the sole delegate who determines our own performance is a must in the complex 21st century. If we don’t decide to step away from the conflict, to avoid it in other words, but instead of it, face it, we can all come out a lot stronger. For me, working with the best office in Hollywood can play an integral role in finding creative success. Have a great time folks!
Beyond "Rose Garden, A Second Chance"!
Hio folks, I am doing my best to feel creative and productive as far as writing is concerned, but there are key concerns with me I decided to share with you today. First of all, what you read in the title of this post is the title of my novella that I want to write in Greek. A novella about the ballerine Nefeli who visits the castle of Cinderella and meets Stephen, an astronomer with existential questions and questions of identity! Having read the trilogy of Philip Pullman and feeling delighted with his books, I decided that my fairytale fantasy should have pseudo-scientific elements to make it as interesting as possible. So, here’s where today’s storytelling begins. Inspired by the Screenplay Coverage company, WeScreenplay in Hollywood, there is key criticism that has to be evaluated. First of all, to all writers or mere article makers, there should never be confusion of the fantasy of literature with the fantasy of the mind, qualifications and power with what you put in 90-120 pages of white sheet. That kind of projection is hard, but also easy if being approached with diligence… Fantasy and science fantasy create complexity. Many times, examples being described possess universality but no objectivity, both for the writer and his characters.
What’s the issue? Focus and not giving up. What does it mean, analytically? Hollywood, including many writing coaches cannot understand the art of employing numerous magical descriptions due to lack of formal education, making all characters think they’ve reached somewhere… An example, they cannot understand an artist or a professional who just begins, employing a little bit of writing, a little bit of acting, a little bit of dancing, a little bit of singing, a little bit of everything. This is considered as conflict and giving up. The character should first focus doing one thing right, being effective and only afterwards move on to diversity. In fantasy fairytales with several fields of influence this is more than mandatory to uplevel your story from sheets to streets… It’s all about levelling up. What happens though to stories and science fiction where the characters’ profiles are somewhat advanced? What happens with those stories that deal with scientists, magical kingdoms, businessmen or multi-faceted artists? The rule is one, there are not canons or specific rules. But there are two key concerns that can make the writer improve his thought laboratory and try to make the difference, as being indirectly suggested to me from the writing offices.
Firstly, it’s not your idea, it’s not your concept, it’s not your character, it’s not your level. It’s all about focusing on the tangible plot and structure departments of the story! The art of juggling our entire cosmotheories and what God do we believe in is a Greek phenomenon and perhaps not just Greek… Abroad, things are simple. Can you do the job? Then do it! Unstructured this or that both in art and our resumes (feeling peaceful and normal with who you are) is what causes the plot hole. Second, an advice by the Greek fairytaler Alki Zei. You can talk about anything to anyone if you discover the appropriate form to pass your message. Passing it over to the screenwriting world, it means that Hollywood people are not complex. It’s just a long story. How far is too far? Up until you get to the other side! Even the most fascinating phenomenon in science has been employed with the advice, example is leadership. An example, Aurora Borealis and its colors’ game, inspired the storytelling of a city into heavens. As far as we can make tangible choices, we can also break the rules. For those of you that would like to get a taste of my work, you can read about my books into The Independent Authors Network, IAN if you just follow the link: bit.ly/39chSSQ It portrays my books already attached in here. Have a great time folks!
Amazon & Goodreads Human-Hand Review For My Book!
Good morning folks! I feel delighted this morning as I realized immediately with the start of the day, I had received my first, human hand b...

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