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babydraco (babydraco) wrote,
@ 2009-10-19 15:46:00

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Hmm. I hadn't thought of that

Of course, most people will not think of that, because they don't know all the verses of the song. I didn't know that line was in there either...

ETA: links have spoilers for SPN season 5 and also, the US Civil War...

We got snow flurries yesterday. I am not happy.

I've been trying to finish writing stuff, but everytime I start, I stare at the computer and fall asleep. If anything, I'm wondering if a script might be a good thing to try and collaborate on?

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threeoranges
2009-10-19 09:57 pm UTC (link)

I've been trying to finish writing stuff, but everytime I start, I stare at the computer and fall asleep. If anything, I'm wondering if a script might be a good thing to try and collaborate on?

Couldn't hurt - but really, if you stick to something you really want to work on, I suspect you won't need that extra voice, your characters will provide everything you need. Want to work on something Biblical (CAESAR PRICE really gave a sense of the otherworldly, I thought)?

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babydraco
2009-10-19 10:30 pm UTC (link)

I've thought for a long time that the world needs better filmed versions of Bible stories (most of them just aren't good enough). And while I know I write scripts well with other people (what else was all that RPing good for?) I have really *got* to learn to finish a project without endless handholding, if I can't finish one alone, can I really finish one as part of a team?

Things to ponder...

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	threeoranges 2009-10-20 09:13 pm UTC (link)
	I've thought for a long time that the world needs better filmed versions of Bible stories (most of them just aren't good enough). There's your gap in the market, right there... Give it a try anyway, and remember that the purpose of writing in a team is for each to pick up the other's slack (ideally!) (Reply to this) (Parent)