...Am I, Or The Others, Crazy?

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Hey all! Hails here~ :3 A bit about me: I love theatre, I have been doing it since 5th grade and never stopped. I also sing and write, once I have some stuff I want to share I will definitely post it. I also draw, and have recently gotten back into painting, so as I make more stuff I will put pictures up! I also crochet and knit. =] And if you can't tell by all of the pictures I reblog... If you have questions or suggestions for me feel free to voice them. I also RP as: Kunsel, Denzel, and Vanitas.

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fuckyeahcharacterdevelopment

This playwriting tutorial was written by playwright and screenwriter Jonathan Dorf, whose plays have been produced in more than 45 states and on five continents. Co-Chair of the Alliance of Los Angeles Playwrights and Final Draft Resident Playwriting Expert, he co-founded YouthPLAYS, the online publisher of plays for young actors and audiences, and has served as US cultural envoy to Barbados and Visiting Associate Professor in the graduate playwriting program at Hollins University. He received his B.A. magna cum laude in Dramatic Writing and Literature from Harvard College and his M.F.A. in Playwriting from UCLA. Creator of the book Young Playwrights 101 and the course Introduction to Playwriting, Jonathan Dorf is available as a script consultant…

fuckyeahcharacterdevelopment

In response to a recent ask, here is a website with information on how to write plays. It includes topics on types of plays, story structure, transitions, and more! It also has links to types of playwriting software. To access the website, please click here.

#reference #playwriting

kicsterash

Mickey’s been in similar situations, I see

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this makes me giggle. it makes me feel like they are a real couple

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Minnie will tear your shit up

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Stop Stigma Sacramento The Mental Illness: It’s not always what you think project was initiated by Sacramento County Department of Health and Human Services’ Division of Behavioral Health Services to: -Reduce stigma and discrimination -Promote mental health and wellness -Inspire hope for people and families living with mental illness

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Stop Stigma Sacramento is one of the many projects here working to support those with mental illnesses. These are all over the county—on billboards, community boards, and gas pumps.

For mental health resources in the county, visit the NAMI Sacramento website

lithicc

1 in 10 people have mental illness, so anyone who thinks this is a rare thing, please realize that pretty much one of your friends or family members has one, maybe even you do. It took a long time to realize i had mental illnesses, because they are so stigmatized you don’t want to believe it.

imsarahcate

Can we talk about how INCLUSIVE this campaign is?! Several ethnicities, 2 folks who are LG (possibly genderqueer (they’re only id’d as “partner” so I’m not gonna assume one way or another)

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I love this. LOVE.

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THIS Is how you do an ad campaign people.

bigdeelight

Can I tell you how enthused I am to see a Black pastor being a face of Mental Illness awareness? This is huge for me for a number of reasons!

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bai-xue

The biggest breakthrough I had in writing sex scenes was when someone dropped this knowledge on me: it’s not about the sex. The sex is a trapping, a device (sometimes literally), a method that the characters use for expressing themselves or forwarding their purpose, whether good or bad.

In fiction, every scene should serve a purpose. A sex scene is no different: it needs to have a purpose within the universe you’ve created as a writer, and should contain some element that connects it to the larger plot line. Sex scenes aren’t just about the naughty-fun body parts. There’s always something else going on.