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No need to be sorry for me. I chose this life and I love it. I have not had a New Years Eve or Forth of July off since I was 16. But each of those holiday gatherings I get to set off amazing fireworks and see them up close - really close. I have traveled the world - been to all seven...

All of it. No person reads the script.

In my personal experience the industry is all encompassing. It's so competitive that I take every gig that comes along – dropping everything else. I've done movies which means 12 to 14 hour days for weeks. I've done series TV which means 12 to 14 hour days for months. I've worked reality shows...

Welcome to indietalk. I wouldn't say my heart burns for film - but I am very interested in film and film history. Tell us five films that reminds you why you're alive.

You are doing beautiful works, Nate.

China pretty much ONLY buys the big "tent-pole" movies so I think you're spot on.

Welcome to indietalk, sunil. The industry standard is Final Draft. I prefer Movie Magic Screenwriting. A good cloud based software is Celtx. I have heard good things about Trelby - and it's free - but never tried it. Another free one is Highlander 2. Very basic and good for a beginner.

That's pretty cool.

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My TV knowledge is very limited. I know Lew Ayres as Dr. Kildare. Never knew there was a TV series.

That's pretty cool, Spike. I don't know that show. I do remember him from Shogun and as Aramis in the Musketeers movies.

I haven't seen one specifically for screenplays. You could try naturalreaders.com and deepai.org

Walton... He is one of my favorite actors.

Did you figure it out? I'd love to see what you can up with.

You would start by describing the action that will be seen. Then write that the camera moves to show everything was reflected in a mirror. I'm having a difficult time advising on how that will show the character's mood. Why don't you write it out how you see it and then I can get a better...

You know the screenwriter shouldn't use camera or shot terms in a screenplay. You only write what can be seen so the character's mood should be something they do – an action. The character is looking into a mirror. What does the character do to show their mood? What does the character do as...

Before I answer I have a question: Is this essential to the story? Or is this a cool shot you would like to see in the movie?

You have a story. I don't think you need any help there. Are you looking for someone to write the script for you? Why don't you want to write it yourself? I suggest you wait a while before you buy a camera. Write your script first, then do a lot of rewriting; get it the very best you can. Once...

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