[Movies] 5 things I hate about movie reviews
So for all 3 of you still reading, here’s my story on why I started writing movie reviews. Because the movie reviews I read never [Click to read more.]
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[Writing] Why “you had it all along” appeals to us so much
So I just finished watching the first season of “The Flash.” Spoilers ensue, of course, but hey it’s currently the middle of Season 2 of [Click to read more.]
The Components of a Script, Part 2
Previously, I had talked about the components of a script in the header. For reference, here is the annotated page of a script again. Now [Click to read more.]
The Components of a Script, Part 1
Writing a script is a lot more complicated than writing a story. At least with a story, you can use different formatting techniques to tell [Click to read more.]
Why I think the HIMYM finale was well done
By now, hopefully, all “How I Met Your Mother” fans have watched the finale (come on I waited two weeks to post this!), and gone [Click to read more.]
4 questions that scriptwriters always get asked
When I was a full-time scriptwriter, it was always fun telling people what I did for work. TV is an interesting industry to those who [Click to read more.]
5 things that the Singapore TV industry needs (besides money)
Transforming TV After drinks with some folk in the TV industry the other day, the topic inevitably came to the future of television in Singapore. [Click to read more.]
“Never push a loyal person to the point where they no longer give a damn” is an inane quote
(Image from Woody’s Place) It sounds nice, doesn’t it? And we share it, because we think it’s a wise quote and it will benefit the [Click to read more.]
“Change Your Mind: 57 Ways To Unlock Your Creative Self” – Book Review
(Image from Books Depository) Should you buy Change Your Mind: 57 Ways To Unlock Your Creative Self at Singapore (ie, more expensive) prices? Yes. Should [Click to read more.]
Writing Catchphrases
(Image from The Keep Calm-O-Matic) Catchphrases don’t just define fictional characters, sometimes they even echo the tone of an entire show. Take Optimus Prime’s “Autobots, [Click to read more.]