DistinctExpression44

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r/cats•
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r/cats•

This is Maggie Mae. Her real name is Mary Margarita Martha Mae Stewart Masterson but we settle on Marta or Maggie. She's like a ginger and white girl beneath a black tuxedo. Her eye started going dark a few years ago but she is as beautiful as ever. Just wanted to share her.

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I notice Final Draft only has I/E and doesn't bother to have E/I. Is that because you would use I/E for both scenarios or because Final Draft forgot to include it? I mean, we can force it by writing it in but why would Final Draft assume no scene ever moves from outside to inside? Weird.

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r/Screenwriting•

Hear me out. I don't mean noob mistakes like 'telling it as it really happened' or misusing theme, plot, story, character, 3 act paradigm, arcs, beats, cat saving, story circle, show don't tell, hook, enter scene late-get out early, all action and dialogue must be necessary and move the story along, etc ad infinitum.

I am questioning something more primal.
My question is about the intrusion of artifice upon a story that wants to tell itself. This 'story' that exists in the ether of someone's soul and heart and brain, may not give a shit about 3 act story beats and the 1000 expected formulaic conventions imposed upon it by script doctors, Producers and Contest Judges, etc.

What I mean

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