Screenwriting Tip #1065
If you’re writing a script based on your own experiences, remember that just because something actually happened doesn’t mean it sounds plausible. You’re aiming for fictional truth, not real world truth.
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In the same vein, just because it’s true doesn’t mean it’s actually a good story.
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