@ViperChief117
I’ve been writing for over ten years now. I struggled with writing conflict for awhile. But I think over time I’ve gotten better at creating barriers for my characters to overcome.
@sergioalcantar3290
It would be a good idea to marry a foreshadowing of the characters reaction to an oncoming salient event in the future by revealing a little during a small side conflict, so it rhymes/fits when it finally comes ahead.
@JW_Steed
Thanks for posting this interview.
@fabianthaesler1317
Another central key interview - thanks for sharing!
@bobwolf58
Why does Paul resonate to neatly with me? Great interview and tips. Thank you!!
@TheMightyPika
This is nice, simple, easy to grasp and apply advice that I will apply to all future projects.
@LeviathantheMighty
This was REALLY good. Thank you! So many great points to add to the skillset!
@Quantumfuturestrader
Very good The brain takes over. Agreed.
@HisSon316
That was very informative. That was great.👍🏼
@DieselDoktor
Well put. I love this part of the process.
@DuShaneTony
I love this. I just included a link for my students for next week's lessons.
@davidvognild
Looking forward to our chat tomorrow, Paul. Thanks for doing these interviews.
@albertabramson3157
Contact any former military, emergency responders, or merchant mariners you know. I have to get out of life and death situations so many times that it becomes almost a habit. I work as a freelance script, doctor in screen editor, and one of the things that I do immediately is figure out a better way for the characters to get out of a situation. Remember that story is about likable characters getting themselves into a mess and having to change their character flaw in order to get themselves out of it. They can't be saved by coincidence nor a rescue by clear eyed Athena. "Deus ex machina." A story is really a how to survive/win/stop/get (get rich, get the girl, etc) for someone with a particular personality or trait. It's an indirect way to tell someone how to get out of the mess that they've gotten themselves into in real life.
@Sarah_CardinalFlix
Very wise.
@davidvognild
Looking forward to our chat tomorrow Paul
@coloursofniji
Can the hero’s goals change or there has to be just one goal throughout the film?
@baeskouw
"Sometimes you write yourself into a corner and can't get out of it -and if that happens you give up." (not 100% transcribed, but you get the gist) I agree with a lot of what he says, but this 'quote' provokes me, because the wonderful thing with writing is that you can always edit, or rewrite, or take a year or two to contemplate "how can I improve this scene.." or "how could my characters embody what I want said in a different way", or w.e. Two thumbs up for great advice, but ehh.. nah to the giving up part.
@braydenb1581
Whats the name of his book he mentions. Did i miss it
@FranticAnimations
What's the trick?
@filmcourage