10 Writing Tips in 5 Minutes
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- Опубликовано: 22 фев 2024
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Rounding out the trilogy of bite-sized writing tips videos, here are 10 writing tips in 5 minutes. Hope you enjoy.
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I'm Grayson Taylor, an author and filmmaker, here to help you on your creative journey by sharing what I've learned-and what I'm still learning-about storytelling. After writing my first full-length novel when I was seven, I've authored more than a dozen action-adventure, sci-fi, mystery, and dystopian books. I've also written and directed several short films, composed music, and acted onstage, on TV, and in films.
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This video was so useful and inspiring!
At point 3 I legit stopped the video to edit the bios of my two main characters and then spent another two-three hours worldbuilding, which I've been wanting for days!
Ofc after that I went back and finished the video, but this alone just confirmed that this is my favorite channel about writing!
The comparison between writing and music was inspired!
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Peace be with you 💐💐 your vids are all really helpful. The advice about writing a book I'd WANT to read really helps out a lot. There are books that I think would really be interesting, but the truth is, I don't like the genre OR the plot. I don't know if you have already, but I think it'd be really cool if you make a vid explaining the making abd reason WHY you wrote Catalyst of Control. That'd be really cool!! Also, one last thing: Do you have any tips on writing a book on very dark themes. I want the readers to sit back and just rethink their lives after reading the book.
I'll definitely be making videos about Catalyst of Control in the future-including why and how I started writing it.
I love writing dark fiction, so that's a topic I'd love to explore in a video. Keep an eye out.
I look forward to all your longform videos, with a bit of a bit of a bias towards the ones that aren't compilations. Good advice though
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I absolutely loved the tips. I have picked up writing recently, but I don't know where to start. I have some ideas, but they are sparse and all over the place. I have some characters in mind, and I have a general plot, but how do I feel the spots between these?
Just start, really
I also find research an important feature if your book is on a real life typic. There is nothing worst then picking up a book on a subject you love only to fine the author did not do his research.
I agree with the last tip, If your heart isn’t in the book how can you expect the readers to be.
The show don't tell one
I was constantly pausing the Last Airbender live action show repeating this, they ruined the show 😞
But if anything it showed me I don't want people reading my books or watching my future animated shows with that reaction I had, so imma now make sure I show more often than tell, unless I absolutely have to tell
There's a time and place for both, but showing instead of telling is almost always preferable.
I wanna ask something, please if you can answer it..
1)How can i make money and career out of writing a book?
2)sometimes while i'm writing a book, I'll always get stuck in a moment which i couldnt continue any more. As you previously said, make story from your experience, but even if i tried to do that, i couldn't mold that moment to a certain moment. So please give me a tip?
3)Also whenever im writing a story, i always write somewords like "said, replied, so, like " and much more. If there is any easy way to rectify these things. If you have answers please reply. I really need your help
Sure! I've covered some of these topics in other videos, but let me know if you want anything more specific:
1) I talk about making a career out of writing toward the end of my 1K Q&A video (ruclips.net/video/1PLwkW4nVYc/видео.html).
2) I've got a couple tips on how to overcome writer's block in another writing tips video (ruclips.net/video/LeRWPWn7Ds0/видео.html), and I made a video about how to escape a creative rut last year (ruclips.net/video/qeZnOK5wIXo/видео.html)
3) I talk a little bit about dialogue tags in this video: ruclips.net/video/uVH2t_Ds1O8/видео.htmlsi=Pvat-KhWK72qldq3&t=150
Thank you.. And also i use chatgpt to write paragraph. So instead of im writing an actual novel, i just give ideas and moments and dialogues to chatgpt, then i copy paste it to my ebook. Is it okay to work like that. What is your opinion
Tip #11 to keep your audience engaged switch shirts every two minutes.