Writers Rehab
For Writers Who Can’t Get Their Acts Together by D.B. Gilles
Notes On The Rehearsal of a Play
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My new play Sparkling Object opens on November 3, 2010 at The Canal Park Playhouse, a new theater in Tribeca in New York City. ...
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The Short, Sweet Destiny Of A Scene
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Whether it’s in my own work or in the scripts of others that I read, there are often characters and scenes that have no reason for being ...
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What Good Is A Great Idea If You Can't Finish It?
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Ordinary, workmanlike ideas are a dime a dozen. Great ideas aren’t. When I say great I mean commercial, high concept, extremely sellable ...
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Making Hay While The Sun Shines
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It’s been a busy and productive Summer. The only place I haven’t been productive is right here. Only 3 posts in 3 months. Until I...
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Character Motivation Is A Bitch!
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As Shakespeare said, “strong reasons make strong actions.” The reason this is so profound is because if you don’t know why a character, ...
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Don’t Underestimate The Value of Distancing Yourself From Your Work
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It’s been over a month since my last post, but I have a good reason. I had a great vacation during which I did no writing. I also go...
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Without Dramatic Conflict Your Characters Are Boring
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Most of the screenplays I read lack dramatic conflict. Characters just talk and say empty words. Nothing’s happening. Often, the reaso...
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