While revisiting my script, I found some ideas to include and help into edit the script to a shorter length, since 1 page equals to 1 minute. At the moment, I still have about 5 pages, meaning i should cut to at least 3 and work the rest while shooting. I know some parts that will need more polishing and shortening, such as changing to a montage scene, but i find myself with a writer's block. There are many reasons why, school work and other personal problems, as well as having thought of this particular idea for several days. But, there is no use to try and figure out the exact reason for it, like i read somewhere "you wouldn't sit down in a house on fire and wonder why it happened, you would try to get out of there". So, that is my plan of action, and since watching other creators and their own tips have helped me in the past, i will see the different techniques described in the video:
I do feel disappointed for not being able to create the montages and shortened my dialogue, i was waiting to be able to show more of these edited pages and start on the next part of my process. But, as any time of process, it comes with effort and time, and similar to life, it does not go the way one wants it to go. The weekend will be used to complete editing my script, i want to be able to show a complete script with its first edit to a group of beta readers, form my family to some classmates. I do want to bring some compassion and understanding for myself, even if i have wrote a script before, i did not write it with the direct purpose of shooting it after being done, something that i am in the process of doing, and having many other external forces to be considered and achieve my mise-en-scene and tone.
Citations:
McConnell, Austin, director. How To Beat Writer's Block. Youtube, 26 Nov. 2019, www.youtube.com/watch?v=9WzAjg8j2UI&t=629s&pbjreload=101.
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