25th August 2016 | for Creatives | short stories, writing, filmmaking, Chuck Wendig, film based on short story, screenwriting |
"Films are relatively short, and are comparable to long short stories or short novellas."
"The movie or TV show is the finished product; a screenplay is not. Scripts are only one step in a complex chain of events leading to the final show or film."
"Short stories will teach you to write. It's that easy. Short fiction requires a heightened focus on sharp storytelling and crafty writing. A novel lets you get lazy. Short stories demand you to write in tip-top shape. You'll learn to say more with less."
"You can and perhaps should do both. Novels and short stories combine together."
"Writers must produce. And produce. And produce. ABW: 'Always Be Writing.' ... One book a year? Psssh. No. Focus only on novels? Not likely. Writers are no longer as free to work in a single sphere of writerly existence. Get used to writing short, long, script, game, non-fiction, etc."
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