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Today's Stage 32 Blog comes from Screenwriter and Editor Chris Morley, based in Toronto, Canda. Tryi

Today's Stage 32 Blog comes from Screenwriter and Editor Chris Morley, based in Toronto, Canda. Trying to rigidly adopt a writing process and methodology can be a heartless exercise. I beat myself up for years because my execution of the story did not match the guidance of the best teachers. Not that I am criticizing anyone for working that way. In fact, I say more power to you, but it isn’t always a method that has worked for me. I finally had to surrender to my own instincts, my Voice regarding my methods and process. Some writing teachers advise you to determine your theme before you start writing. I can see the wisdom of this and its benefits, yet I have found it difficult. Somehow that pre-determination just didn’t feel right. It seems like I’m dictating to the characters rather than discovering the truth of their story and their lives through them. Deep down, I wondered, even as the author, did I really have the right to dictate to ‘my’ characters their deepest truths and discoveries, especially if I want them to live and breathe as true unique, unpredictable individuals? Is it possible the omniscient writer doesn’t know everything? Sure, I may have an idea about my characters, but I really do have to vet that idea with them. I suspect some of you may be raising your eyebrows just now and thinking, “You’re the writer, man. What do you mean you don’t have the right to dictate to your characters?” I understand. It does sound a little odd, but as I said, it works for me. I honestly believe that the theme and universal truth of the story are best discovered in concert with the characters through their thoughts, actions, and experiences. This feels more natural than pre-determining essentially who they are in advance before they have had a moment to stand and strut about on the stage of the creative imagination... [Keep Reading Here]( Copyright © 2023 Stage 32, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you have an account or have participated in services at Stage32.com. We have some cool things happening on social – follow us! [Twitter]( / [Instagram]( / [Facebook]( / [Tik Tok]( [Manage your email preferences]( Community Success Stories - Look who’s on their way to an Oscar [Check out success stories from our community and see why so many industry professionals work with Stage 32 here!]( Stage 32 in the News [Variety]( / [Forbes]( / [The Wrap]( / [CNBC]( / [Entrepreneur]( Our mailing address is: Stage 32 2711 N Sepulveda Blvd.Manhattan Beach, CA 90266-2725 [Add us to your address book]( Stage 32 is the world's largest online platform connecting and educating the global entertainment industry. [Manage your email preferences]( [unsubscribe]( from receiving these types of emails or unsubscribe [here](. Join over 1 million members from around the world who use Stage 32 to network, find work and learn. Be sure to keep your profile up to date to ensure you are getting the communication you want to receive to help with your craft or career.

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