Think of the next scene in the plot that will give you joy to write. Write that. Then figure out how they got there from where you started. Sometimes, that's all it takes to give your script a lift.
Or write a non-essential scene to the plot just for kicks that gives you insight into your favorite character (think of it as fanfic for the story you're writing). If you can include it, great. If it sparks something even better.
Write what gives you joy and go from there. Good luck.
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Date: 2010-11-04 02:14 am (UTC)Or write a non-essential scene to the plot just for kicks that gives you insight into your favorite character (think of it as fanfic for the story you're writing). If you can include it, great. If it sparks something even better.
Write what gives you joy and go from there. Good luck.