Basically I have lots of ideas and at times it gets really hard - the lines between reality and fantasy/fiction. The automatic/ouija writing part is what drives you insane. It's unpredictable, it's scary, but at the same time it's beautiful. It's true creative freedom and flow. But like I said it's unpredictable. At times it's hard to believe that the things you write is part of you. It's like a whole different person is writing for you. I'm trying to find that balance between me having the control of writing and also learning to just let the story go itself. It's complicated, but I'm sure some of you know what I'm talking about.
Here's the intro to screenplay - it's messy, not perfect, but I'm mostly just trying to get the idea out of main story. Like how to start the story, how to switch between scenes. How to make scenes visually fitting one after another. How to properly blend scenes together and not go to far into too much details of scenery changes and all that. Like not writing too much, but at the same time telling the exact emotion and view. You know what I mean. I have lots of pictures with the vibe or idea how it should look like, but I'm still struggling between the balance of screenplay and storyboard. Like how much one or another should tell and how they both should complement each other. I mean at times I wish I could just add picture to the screenplay, yet it be from my mind or real one. But I guess that part is left for storyboard.
So yeah, any advice would be appreciated and I hope you can get the idea from the story. It basically has a strange 1950, 1960 vibe to it that I'm still trying to capture fully. Also the poster picture is kinda conflicting with the main story vibe, but at the same time it fits. It's just that I can't really find the proper vibe or balance between - from the picture it looks like it's a scary one, but in the screenplay it's more like sunny. Overall it's a horror, but I don't know - I'm trying to make it in a strange way. Dark, but still bright. Messed up, but still not the typical way with showing everything right in the face. Less gore, but more mystic. It's a mess, it's a chaos, but that's the beauty of it. Right?
Here's the intro to screenplay - it's messy, not perfect, but I'm mostly just trying to get the idea out of main story. Like how to start the story, how to switch between scenes. How to make scenes visually fitting one after another. How to properly blend scenes together and not go to far into too much details of scenery changes and all that. Like not writing too much, but at the same time telling the exact emotion and view. You know what I mean. I have lots of pictures with the vibe or idea how it should look like, but I'm still struggling between the balance of screenplay and storyboard. Like how much one or another should tell and how they both should complement each other. I mean at times I wish I could just add picture to the screenplay, yet it be from my mind or real one. But I guess that part is left for storyboard.
So yeah, any advice would be appreciated and I hope you can get the idea from the story. It basically has a strange 1950, 1960 vibe to it that I'm still trying to capture fully. Also the poster picture is kinda conflicting with the main story vibe, but at the same time it fits. It's just that I can't really find the proper vibe or balance between - from the picture it looks like it's a scary one, but in the screenplay it's more like sunny. Overall it's a horror, but I don't know - I'm trying to make it in a strange way. Dark, but still bright. Messed up, but still not the typical way with showing everything right in the face. Less gore, but more mystic. It's a mess, it's a chaos, but that's the beauty of it. Right?
