I love building the first version of a new script with a marker and a big pad of paper. The details are loose and fuzzy.
I was reminded of this when I saw Jason Fried talk about sketching with a sharpie in order to “ignore the details” early on.
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Just as there are different ways to write, there are different ways to edit. Some people will edit as they go, while others do it after they've finished a draft. Some will begin with the structure and move down into the sentences. Others do a sentence at a time, writing
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