Wrting Tips

Payoff

What do you like to see after working? What do you like to see after you buy your plane tickets? Watching a sports championship game? You would like to see a payoff. Quickly let me remind you that payoffs can be both negative and positive. Maybe you would be looking for a villain a negative […]

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Tools for writing

Being a writer means that you often spend time alone. Wondering. Daydreaming. Battling fictional monsters on a plated unicorn with a magical broad sword. In other words. Being a writer is a job between the job… and most cases, between a real physical job. It’s exhausting. With today’s technology, writing can feel less like a

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Job and Writing

One of the most common and tedious things in the writer community. A common thing in the creative community as well. If you don’t have a sum of money or under the care of somebody that can maintain you financially, then probably you work and write. Still, if you are creating for somebody else, advertising

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Why

Why? Why? Why? It sounds like a simple question but it is actually the most important question there is on what you are creating. A few years ago I participated as a ghostwriter and also helped on some scripts come to life. One game/technique we used is the why game. Did we keep asking whys?

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