Storyteller
Author: Holly Soriano
Happy Sunday! Thanks so much for your patience! Life’s just been incredibly busy. But it’s been mostly writing and film related. As a result, I’m going to write about some of it since I think it will be helpful to other people… And one of them is technical screenings. I feel that this has been … Continue reading Technical Screenings
Happy Monday! My ass was sick yesterday. I’m still sort of sick but I’ve got shit to do including this blog. As I discussed in my Sellout one, I’m going to start to review movies. But I didn’t delve into much is that they’ll be both indie films and big studio films. I’ll be honest … Continue reading Movie Review Clarification
Happy Sunday! Do you remember my post about outlining? Ha! I thought that I was soooooo clever because I convinced myself that I had peace with outlines. Little did I know that my acceptance of them is the first step in the journey of 1,000 miles. But let’s be honest about the fact that this … Continue reading First Drafts…
Happy Sunday! I know that I put up a perfectly terrible picture of myself. But I’m thinking about what it means to be a sellout. The thing that causes it to come to mind is that I wrote about Captain Marvel last week. Some would say that I wrote about it to get eyeballs on … Continue reading Me a Sellout!?!
Happy Sunday! I saw both CAPTAIN MARVEL and ENDGAME this week. And I’m primarily going to talk about CAPTAIN MARVEL with a tiny bit about ENDGAME with *SPOILERS*. If you don’t want spoilers, stop reading right here. The thing is that I understand the timing of the CAPTAIN MARVEL (Brie Larson) movie. You need some … Continue reading A Few Thoughts on CAPTAIN MARVEL…
Happy Bunny Day! I’ve been chewing more on my “White Knuckles – Storywise” post. Why you ask? There’s more to the “character and plot” situation beyond just characters pushing plot. It’s that having your stories start from plot is very limiting since plot can only go so far. An example is the plot of a … Continue reading Run Out of Story!?!
Happy Saturday! I’m asking you to imagine that two in my photo are characters of a story. And consider the significance of their posture: their backs are to each other. This is meant to be a visual representation of “my word against your word” kind of storyline. As you can tell from the picture, it’s … Continue reading My Word Against Yours Storylines…
