brian eno said a thing like “a way of doing something original is by trying something so painstaking that no one else would bother”
and i think about it all the time
@CricketopiaCom There was a test at the MCG - can't remember the year now, late 80s? - when Allan Donald bowled several overs of absolute heat at the Waugh twins. Everyone knew it was the work of the most dangerous bowler in the world at that time
@karriehiggins I saw it in families as I grew up. One family made the older child the 'All Bad Child' and the younger one the 'All Good Child'. Another abused the youngest son whenever he walked in the door for no apparent reason. I learned the language to name it when I trained as a therapist
@TheJulieBenson I've written drafts in scrivener but it's a bit busy for me. I'm on Fade In at the moment and playing with Highland which looks impressive. FD became too buggy and crashy
Tony Gilroy: "I like to start with small things in big environments, then just molecularly follow them out. You set these characters up, you believe in them, and you really get down in it with them, what they need, what they’re afraid of.” #screenwriting
This really can’t be said enough. This is the foundation for everything we do in the writers room. So much of streaming has lost this sense of causation.
@UrTaxMoneyAtWrk @baddestmamajama Oh my experience was very specific to the film and TV world - meetings got shunted, everyone I was talking to disappeared till Friday
@tillwehvfaces Acting and improv classes can help you read and write with your ear. The inner rhythm of words and conversations builds in your body and mind
Peter Falk telling Gena Rowlands that her performance in A Woman Under The Influence is the greatest ever and will be remembered 100 years from now and being absolutely correct