Anton Ego’s Hidden Beginnings

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[@fallingheadphones]

The end of the video is so true.. I get so nervous talking to other people about my ideas, but once I do it always becomes more freeing and collaborative! You make better stories that way, it’s so fun

[@kingdarius6459]

Please teach us how to write multiple switch personalities in screenplay format. Thank you

[@writeforanimation]

I'm not sure I understand your question, can you please expand on it?

[@kingdarius6459]

Okay. What's the best way to write a character with multiple?

[@writeforanimation]

@@kingdarius6459 Find the script for "The United States of Tara" and see how they did it there. You can Google it and easily find the pilot script in PDF. Remember that the golden rule for screenplay format is that as long as it's clear and understandable, you're good to go. Don't sweat it.

[@kingdarius6459]

Please what's the best way to write a character with multiple personalities?

[@writeforanimation]

Find the script for "The United States of Tara" and see how they did it there. You can Google it and easily find the pilot script in PDF. Remember that the golden rule for screenplay format is that as long as it's clear and understandable, you're good to go. Don't sweat it.