Dyneil.Dir

Creative entrepreneur, writer, director, photographer, blah blah blah Artist.

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#digitalart BONEES

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Rain day

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@starcapp_ Oh I have a question, technically I could wait to find out, BUT where’s the fun in that😭

I did the lifetime payment, will the mobile app sync the projects on my laptop or is that only a feature that comes with the cloud version??

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@starcapp_ Is the mobile version for iOS coming out soon👀👀

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Lowkey, writing is so therapeutic. As you witness “your” characters grow and understand themselves and their emotions, you too come closer to understanding yourself. It’s one of the most beautiful and terrifying experiences I’ve ever come across.✨

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Got to be on this amazing set for a bit today! It was honestly life changing in a way. It reminded me why I want to do this for the rest of my life🥹💜

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It’s been a little over a year since I started screenwriting and today I have finally finished my 20th script 🥹🥹 I’m so greatful to have found something I’m passionate about!

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Writing is so therapeutic 😌

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Surprisingly I didn’t realize this sooner but I can just treat screenwriting like it’s my job now!?

Write something everyday even if I don’t feel like it, practice story structure, study a script, etc etc

I’m excited to see my improvement soon🙂‍↕️

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I think personally I’d be somewhere far away from cities, surrounded by nature cloud watching and eventually stargazing. I’d probably pack a few cheeseburgers and shit ton of berries and just stay there for a couple days (I’d actually never leave)

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If nothing or no one had expectations of you and you had no responsibilities what would you be doing now?

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When one of the comps for your script is a video game>>>

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It is. So, in the small chance the naysayers are wrong, I dare you to gather your glass bottles. I dare you to venture into the fog. I dare you to witness things you can't understand. I dare you to battle with lightning and return home with a lightbulb.

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if they can return again and again with lightning, they become eternal.

"Is it worth it?"

If you decide you want to catch lightning, they'll call you crazy, tell you that only a few can do it, and that the chance that you are a lightning catcher is slim…

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maybe they're right. Maybe you're not a lightning catcher, maybe you're crazy. But is the journey worth the experience of wielding lightning?

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It's chaos, but we still march in, hoping to return with even the smallest amount of lightning; those who can't are considered failures, stupid, and worthless; those who can are celebrated, the more they bring back, the longer.

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What they can't see are the cuts from the broken glass. They can't smell the stench of the flesh left burnt from a direct strike. They can't comprehend the deep pains or gravity-defying joys met within that fog.

"Anything is possible…"

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“Creativity” is DECEPTIVE.

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you—the creator must catch a lightning bolt in a glass bottle. Hence why society sees the lightbulb.

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I think creativity is more like an enormous pitch-black storm cloud. From the cloud, a dense black fog lowers. This isn't like any fog you've seen before. There are violent winds, lightning, and more, depending on who you are. However, the task always remains the same;

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I hate when you look up creativity and they show you lightbulbs and rainbow colors. It's deceptive, maybe not intentional, but still deceptive. I think it's what people who aren't immersed in creativity see, but the product of creativity is not its totality.