A Tool To Help Writers Generate Original Ideas by Karl Iglesias
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- Опубликовано: 2 мар 2017
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Removing the options of clichés from consideration so that you're forced to conceive more original / unique ways to get to 20 ideas is brilliant.
I just have to force myself to go deeper. Got it.
that's what he said
@@sydneyperson1336 bro I was thinking the same thing
These videos are so interesting. If you're a screenwriter I imagine they're useful, but as just a moviegoer they're still amazing to learn new things. Keep it up! You're great.
Hi Juan, thanks. It's great to hear that you are enjoying and learning from these videos even though you aren't pursuing screenwriting. We'd like to think a lot of our videos have that crossover appeal but it is not something we hear often. Cheers!
Honestly, this is by far the best resource for filmmakers on youtube. Thanks & Keep it up!
I really liked the 20 ways analogy
Here is Karl's advice put into practice - ruclips.net/video/4SukKO4CxbE/видео.html
Me three
One of the best descriptions I ever read was from a translated mange dub video. It was something along the lines of "the fire in her eyes was audible." There is no way I'd come up with that unless I had gone through a bunch of different ways of doing it. I've been getting stuck, thinking I'm bad at describing things. I'm glad I came across this. It's time to read descriptions and try my own angles.
Robert McKee gives the exact same advice on his book Story, only he goes into many details of this process. It's a very good read all throughout.
I just found this video 3 years later when I'm in a point where I'm questioning whether or not I should still persue my "dream" of become a writer, I'm a disable girl, and I've been thinking about writing about story inspired on myself but today's writers only care about toxic and overly sexualized stories, that makes me feel bad cause then my stories won't sell
There are still people who care about non traditional stories, one's that are not generic and are original/thoughtful. Just go with your gut feeling, don't get discouraged.
If you can feel this pain, most likely there are more people feeling this way too! Just try and be their voice.
Don't let the anxiety get to you -- write it down! Forget the dream and make it a reality and BE the writer telling the stories you want being told.
If the only true reason to write is because you love writing, you win before even you finish a project.
Never worry about what will sell or who your audience is. Through writing, we are all universally human. What is clear and true will resonate with audiences.
I usually feel like Film Courage understand all aspects of film making I truly thank you for this one 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Back to this video again after years and still help. Thank you.
He's wonderful! Loved this!
This is great. I will definitely look into it.
Loved this one
The way Karl went "Huhh" is so cute. Anyway, I'm confusing with my way to get into film industry without losing my soul. The process of learning often beat me up hard, and along the way I lose my way of working on things, which is, as Karl said, being curious and going deeper. I didn't know much about this because people around me don't want to share their experiences or they don't expect much and just want the work to be done on time. That's freaking terrible to me. So this video particularly is saving my soul, Karl's words is what I'm looking to hearing all this time. Thank you so much ❤
Wow was not expecting it to be so good
Great ideas! I will def do the 20 thing 😁
Thank you for all videos, I really enjoyed this channel.
We are glad to have you here. Thank you for sharing in our work.
Film Courage Can you guys do a video for tips for writers that are in college that are trying to complete a well done script
Hi Josh, thanks for your feedback. We have it in mind to create a new video for beginning screenwriters though it may take us some time before we are able to work on it. Until then, here are 3 videos that we have already created that you might find helpful - ruclips.net/video/wLYvfutQTQw/видео.html | ruclips.net/video/13KcN-fRLFI/видео.html | ruclips.net/video/gyFHlxdOSsw/видео.html
Great.
This guy can't be serious. What a great character!
My favorite romantic comedy right now is "The Big Sick." I thought I'd share since they talk about rom coms in the end.
yeah this can work for scenes but how does this work for story ideas? doesn't make sense on how to apply it to create story ideas
Writing and rewriting is all about making better and better choices. Check out New Hollywood Screenwriters.
I have an idea that I liked so much but I found that it is already taken into a film
What should do 🥺?
Should I twist it like we twist genre beats?
So it is the same but looks different and unique?
Well you must offer originality then
Most original idea in recent years was fight club, never done before.
LMFAOO think ingmar bergman's persona... and oh right it's based on a book
I'm so exhausted physically / mentally all the time my mind usually just produces blanks 24/7 I'm really fighting to regain my creative spirit these days. Any advice?
Same problem
Adderall. (This is a joke! Do NOT use drugs to solve this problem!)
Hi there iam beginners I want to know to how to force myself to go deeper
who is this guy? I'm very curious of his work.
Karl Iglesias. He wrote a decent screenwriting book.
I want to write a quick short screenplay 4-5 pages long to shoot it myself. I want it to have the following: a used car salesman, a troubled writer with writer’s block and 3 ninjas with daggers. Can somebody please help me with some ideas?? For plot?
Make them have an orgy
The story is about a troubled writer who lacks ideas but then realizes that there is already something right next to the car dealership. The owner has something valuable that holds the world together. Am I too late?
Doing this is kind of hard because you have to have a lot of viewing experience to know what is new and what is cliche.
story idea: the movie ghost same idea. the story is about random people as ghosts on the planet like the guy on the train in the movie just existing trying to entertain themselves watching the world. board room meetings parks families various industry news. then the end of the world comes ww3 and they watch everyone die then get taken away. the ghosts go to find who killed them and find them in the deep underground bases some have found out who exactly did it and they converge on those people.
20 ideas? I can’t even think of 2:-(
I love the idea of deeper descriptions of characters, but I always hear you need to have your character and their flaw be immediately identifiable the instant you see them - or you've failed. That's contradictory. A character with any depth can't be clearly defined the instant you see them. I've also gotten the note that 'People don't want scripts with description, they just want action and dialog.'. That's an actual note I got on a Sci-Fi script. Don't have description. I like the way Mr. Iglesias talks about it, so I think I'm going to follow his advice...
the very reason all movies suck nowadays
Random thought, nothing to do with the video. if my imagination took a physical form, what would it be?
It felt like I knew the answer to that question long before I thought of this question.
our imagination is entirely different, yet when we try to imagine what would the imagination look like..we all agree on one answer
vast dark universe. starts are thought.
it doesn't matter how wild your imagination could be
you cant imagine something bigger than your own imagination
like, that is the maximum of your power
the border to your ability
until you learn something new
or get reminded about something you knew
only then you could exceed your own imagination
your imagination is a fire
learning is firewood
thoughts are the wood crack while burning
Don't lose your fire.
you don't know what you are missing
drugs and alcohol don't light up a fire or help you get it back
they make a fake fire.
you will want your real fire back so bad
you will be addicted to substances that can only provide fake fire
that's how bad you want it
fire warms, fire burns, firelight, fire shapes
fake fire is fake, not there, wannabe,