I stumbled across this infographic, which is really interesting https://podio.com/site/creative-routines
Author: Julian Simpson
The Case Of Charles Dexter Ward
I did an interview this week with The Verge, about our Charles Dexter Ward podcast. You can read the piece here: https://www.theverge.com/2018/12/19/18106662/best-podcasts-2018-npr-slate-serial and, if you haven’t had a chance to catch the series yet, here’s the iTunes link (though you’ll be able to find it via your podcast app of choice too) https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-case-of-charles-dexter-ward/id1444464816?mt=2
BOOKS TO READ 2019
A list of the books I’m intending to read or re-read in 2019: The Collapsing Empire - John Scalzi The Consuming Fire - John Scalzi Why We Sleep - Matthew Walker History of England: Civil War - Peter Ackroyd Unexplained - Richard Maclean-Smith The Invisibles - Grant Morrison Providence - Alan Moore Tales Of Mystery … Continue reading BOOKS TO READ 2019
The Uses Of Ulysses
Really liked this dead simple video on blogging with Ulysses
Highland 2
I've been using Highland 2 for the last week or so and have moved both my current projects into it, alongside a studio re-write that I've ported in from Fade In. I’m a recent convert to Fountain. When I first came across the format, I couldn’t see the advantage of having to type things (like … Continue reading Highland 2
From the archive…
This morning I dumped an archive of about 1500 Instapaper articles into DevonTHINK, which caused me to start browsing through them. Some interesting film pieces jumped out at me so I thought I’d post a selection here: ‘The Parallax View’: Pakula’s Unsettling Examination of the Post-Compliant America 22 Rules of Storytelling from Pixar Richard Linklater … Continue reading From the archive…
A working guide to screenwriting software
This is a piece I’m writing because I want to to read it, which is a bummer because the version I really want to read would be written by someone else. I’m increasingly asked, both by new screenwriters and old hands, which software I would recommend and I realised there’s a dearth of useful comparative … Continue reading A working guide to screenwriting software
